Slade – One Eyed Jacks With Moustaches
A Razor Sharp Portrait of Chaos and Character Drawn Through Slade’s Grit and Wit When Slade released Whatever Happened to Slade in 1977, the album struggled to chart despite its…
A Razor Sharp Portrait of Chaos and Character Drawn Through Slade’s Grit and Wit When Slade released Whatever Happened to Slade in 1977, the album struggled to chart despite its…
A Wild Surge of Desire and Frustration That Burns with Slade’s Uncompromising Seventies Fire Released in 1977 as a standalone single after their difficult years attempting to break into the…
A Softly Smiling Portrait of Modesty That Reveals the Quiet Courage Hiding in Ordinary Lives When John Prine released his self titled debut album John Prine in 1971, the record…
A Hard-Hitting Call for Self-Reflection Amid Glam’s Glare When The Sweet released Desolation Boulevard in 1974, the album reached number 25 on the UK Albums Chart and marked a significant…
The Sweet’s Early Sting of Romantic Frustration and Glam-Fueled Bite When The Sweet released their debut album Funny How Sweet Co-Co Can Be in 1971, the record captured a band…
A Raucous Surge of Urgency That Questions Passion, Identity and the Fire That Keeps a Band Alive When Slade released Old New Borrowed and Blue in 1974, the album shot…
A Cry for Liberation Echoing Through the Grit and Restlessness of a New Rock Era When Grand Funk Railroad released Grand Funk Lives in 1981, the album marked a bold…
A Defiant Pulse of Youthful Rebellion Channeling Glam Rock Energy When The Sweet released Desolation Boulevard in 1974, the album solidified their reputation in both the UK and US, reaching…
A Quiet Glow of Longing and Wit Illuminating the Corners of Steely Dan’s Early Craft When listeners explore the unofficial archival material collected under Found Studio Tracks, one of the…
A Defiant Surge of Electric Confidence Charging Through Slade’s Reborn Eighties Power When Slade released Keep Your Hands Off My Power Supply in 1984, the album broke into the US…