1992: The future will be great—and bright.
2026: Nah, let's go back to 1992.
“How do I feel about being called the Eric Clapton of the 1990s? Bollocks. If my music ever got as laid-back and mellow as his, I’d pack it in. Or shoot myself.”
43 years ago today, Joan Jett & the Blackhearts' “Crimson and Clover” debuted on the Official Singles Chart.
53 years ago today, Roberta Flack released a cover of one of the most gorgeous love songs ever composed: "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face".
28 years ago today, EBTG's "Missing" broke the all-time US chart stay record previously held by The Four Seasons' "December, 1963 (Oh What A Night)".
A monumental three-day studio session that changed the course of music history.
36 years ago this month, Mudhoney was at Seattle’s Reciprocal Recording Studio to record “Touch Me I’m Sick”.
Fourteen years ago today, Captain Beefheart died from complications from multiple sclerosis.
The Hydrant's brand new track, "Princess" is the soundtrack to a heartfelt journey across Kutamericana.
