Cyborgs Revisited was an album released by Simply Saucer in 1989. The Hamilton, Ontario band lasted from 1973 to 1979 and only ever releas...

Its hard to believe that forty years ago in 1969, The Kinks first released their album Arthur (Or The Decline of The British Empire). It wa...

CJAM is now 99.1 FM. That being said, Revolution Rock aired for the first time on 99.1 FM this Tuesday October 13th. The show has been on ...

This week's program was my annual Pledge Drive show. Once a year CJAM, which is a non-profit campus/community radio station relies on do...

The Damned came together through a pool of musicians that had all been in previous bands in some shape or form. Three of the band members t...

Today's program showcased two tracks from the newest release by Arctic Monkeys. The songs come from the bands third full length album wh...

September 9th is a day that Beatles fans have been waiting for. All of The Beatles albums will been re-issued on CD in remastered form. With...

Coming from Atlanta, Georgia, The Black Lips formed in 2000. The band originally was made up of Alexander Cole on guitar, Jared Swilley on ...

After exiting The Sex Pistols, John Lydon went on to form a new group who would be titled, Public Image Limited. Forming in 1978, the gro...

In early 1978, Ramones were with out a drummer (Tommy left the very same year, to pursue a more producer oriented career), Marc Bell would f...

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...