Ramones began in 1974. Taking their name from an early stage name of Paul McCartney (Paul Ramon), Ramones added the letter "E", dr...

In 1964, The MC5 formed in Lincoln Park, Michigan. Short for "Motor City Five", the band consisted of Rob Tyner on vocals, Pat...

In 1979, Ed Kuepper left The Saints. He would relocate to Sydney, Australia and form a new group, one that was very different compared to hi...

This week my program featured a selection of some of my favourite album artwork. This included single artwork and album artwork. There was...

On July 11th, 2009 Phog Lounge celebrated winning the best live music venue in Canada. Phog Phest featured 24 bands from Windsor, Ontario a...

Lost Patrol were a band from Windsor, Ontario in Canada. The band was born out of another band that was known as Fireball XL5. They were ...

This week my show had a fill in host, Sarah Morris. Here is the play list: 1. Lydia Lunch - Boy Meets Girl 2. Whale - Darling Nikki 3. Cub -...

Coming from Warracknabeal, Victoria, Australia, Nick Cave's first band was originally known as The Boy's Next Door. Consisting of ...

On June 2nd, 2009 Neil Young released Archives Volume 1 . The set which comes in three formats (CD, DVD and Blu-Ray) chronicles Young's ...

Last year I mentioned the Green Man Festival on my blog. This year they are once again holding voting for the public to choose for the band...

Originally known as The Main Street Brats, The Zeros formed in 1976 in Chula Vista, California. The group consists of Javier Escovedo (guita...

Forming in 2005, The Horrors were brought together by their love of music (60's Garage Rock, Punk and Post-Punk) and DJing in London, En...

The year of 1968, was a busy one for The Kinks. Still banned from the USA (since 1965), the band was involved in a number of projects at thi...