In the early ‘90s, Corin Tucker and Tracy Sawyer were living in Olympia, Washington, barely out of high school and finding themselves in the very heart of the just-forming riot grrrl scene. Inspired by the feminist politics and exciting rethinking of what punk rock was capable of that defined the riot grrrl movement, the duo formed Heavens to Betsy, an emotionally furious and musically raw group consisting of Sawyer on a spartan drum kit and Tucker on guitar and vocals.
From 1991-1994 Heavens to Betsy performed and recorded steadily, disbanding after releasing multiple singles and a sole album, with both parties quickly forming new bands (Heavens to Betsy was Tucker’s first band before co-founding the wildly popular and influential…
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His profile elevated for the world to see and hear as Brian Eno’s creative partner on 
25-year-old German saxophonist 
It has now become a sort of tradition for artists from Sweden to come up with some high-quality to excellent power pop and pop rock.
“Feels so good to play my blues for you again…I took some time off now I’m back on the scene” sings Bernard Allison on the roots/funky “Blues Thing,” the closer on this, his first album of originals in four years. While it might have been better positioned as an opening statement, the intent remains; Allison has returned after taking time off.
In the small town of Bomarzo in central Italy lies the Parco dei Mostri, a 16th-century garden filled with enormous, grotesque sculptures that have been carved directly into the rock. Also known as the Sacro Bosco (“Sacred Grove”) it was commissioned by Pier Francesco Orsini and stands apart from the more ordered ideals of Renaissance garden design. Among its many sculptures, the Orcus Mouth — a huge stone face with an open mouth leading into a small chamber — has become its most recognizable image.
La-La Land Records, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Universal Music Enterprises present the 55th anniversary remastered and expanded 2-CD re-issue of renowned composer John Barry’s original motion picture score to the seventh James Bond film, Diamonds Are Forever.
“Creative inspiration is often like vapor, appearing and dissipating quickly” says Vicky Mettler, aka 
…includes three new acoustic versions of previously released songs as well as two entirely new tracks including previously released single ‘Pity,’ and fun, rocking indie folk anthem, ‘Fell in Love (Couldn’t Get Out)’ featuring Cat Clyde.
Tears may well up for those with endearing memories of organ master 
Chicago has always been one of the prime movers as far as all things jazz are concerned, from all the ‘classic’ jazz forms to those that border on other musical genres or go in any experimental direction you can imagine.
Released in 1974, 
…The deluxe version of Appalachia includes 6 live tracks recorded at a sold-out show in April 2026 at The Grey Eagle in Asheville, North Carolina.
