By Phil Freeman, eMusic ContributorLamb of God are one of the best metal bands inAmerica, and drummer Chris Adler is one of their strongest not-so-secret weapons. Their latest album, Resolution, retains all the thrashing fury of early-2000s classics like… more »
By eMusic Editorial Staff, eMusic Contributor"Our songs have the standard pop format: verse, chorus, verse, chorus, solo, bad solo. All in all, we sound like the Knack and the Bay City Rollers being molested by Black Flag and Black Sabbath."… more »
By eMusic Members, eMusic ContributorPhoto: Washed Out, riding the chillwave Nothing screams summer quite like "time-traveling pirates kicking Viking ass." At least that's what one of you said when we toasted another month of record-breaking temperatures with one simple question:… more »
By Joe Gross, eMusic ContributorYou know the basics: "Whole Lotta Love," "When the Levee Breaks," that sort of thing. You may own a few albums, IV, perhaps, or inherited your brother's water-stained copy of Physical Graffiti. But where to go… more »
By Lenny Kaye, eMusic ContributorLed Zeppelin always expressed a measure of disappointment that the "only" live recording in their catalog was the film soundtrack tied to Song Remains the Same. The release of these California concerts from June 1972… more »
By Lenny Kaye, eMusic ContributorBecause of his stature as guitarist/songwriter for Led Zeppelin, Jimmy Page's considerable duties as a producer are sometimes underplayed; but the truth is, aside from being in the band, coming up with riffs, playing and… more »
By Lenny Kaye, eMusic ContributorThey were the grandest example of rock become classic, both in the outreach of their many musical wanderings and the exemplary lifestyle they led while zepping the road, dominating the '70s. The amazing thing, listened… more »
By Lenny Kaye, eMusic ContributorTwo old faves recently surfaced on eMusic, and I must say it's been a pleasure to renew their acquaintance. Both bands grew up in the California '60s, polar opposites from southern El and northern Es,… more »
By Lenny Kaye, eMusic ContributorThere were many British bands that swiveled rock's glorious adolescence, but for my nascent psychedelia and guitar drool, the Yardbirds have long held the most resonance. The wonder of first hearing the extended rave-up of… more »
