Matt Wardlaw is a music lifer with nearly 20 years of experience in the industry. His byline has appeared in the Riverfront Times (St. Louis), Popdose, Cleveland Scene and Blogcritics among others. Matt also has his own music blog called Addicted to Vinyl where he writes about a variety of subjects including but not limited to vinyl. In his spare time, Matt enjoys long walks in the park, Cherone-era Van Halen and driving long distances to Night Ranger concerts.
Through the years, artist Storm Thorgerson has contributed a lot to musical pop culture with his album artwork pieces designed for a wide variety of artists and bands such as his more recent work with bands like the Mars Volta and Audioslave and most notably, his classic sleeves for Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd and Genesis.
Cinderella frontman Tom Keifer will release his first solo album ‘The Way Life Goes’ on April 30th. We’re pleased to be able to present the video premiere of ‘Solid Ground,’ the energetic new single from Keifer’s long awaited album, a project that was in the works for nearly 10 years.
Although it’s been nearly 25 years since the world got its first look at Sebastian Bach as the voice behind Skid Row, it seems like Bach himself is just getting started. We are pleased to present an exclusive video of '18 & Life‘ from his new live CD/DVD ABachalypse Now.'
Todd Rundgren spent the better part of 2012 addressing the varied nature of his recording career with tour dates that appropriately promised an “unpredictable” evening of music from the veteran singer/songwriter and producer. Rundgren fans have learned to expect th
Ultimate Classic Rock is proud to present the video premiere of a new live version of Whitesnake’s classic track ‘Fool For Your Loving.’
On March 8, 1993, Beavis and Butthead made their triumphant debut on MTV, and the dynamically disturbed duo knocked American pop culture on its ass over the following years. More than anything, Beavis and Butthead loved to rock, so let's take a look at the
The 1970s were a particularly creative period for Yes, a time that found them working without boundaries or time restrictions. We came up with a list of our favorites from the era and spoke with founding member and bassist Chris Squire (as he was preparing to hit the road f
For Moody Blues frontman Justin Hayward, the future has become the present and certainly, many days have passed since he first joined the group nearly a half-century ago.
While the band remains popular on the touring circuit performi
