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Taylor Swift releases new video ’22′, starts tour

Wed, Mar 13, 2013

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Aw man, I fu freaking love Taylor Swift; sure, her music’s not really my thing and it’s not the deepest and most complex tunes you’ll be hearing, but she’s really awesome. As any die hard fan knows (I have to admit, I just found out), her favorite number is ’13′ – and this March 13 [...]

Born To Die – Lana Del Rey

Mon, Apr 9, 2012

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  I’m sure you’ve heard Lana Del Rey’s name floating about the music scene for a while now – but it is only recently that her songs have drifted into my ears in a chilling way. This is especially weird as she has actually been on the music scene since 2008, but not under “Lana [...]

A deeper look at Blunderbuss: Jack White, completely solo

Thu, Feb 2, 2012

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A year ago today (and, believe me, this is still terribly hard to type), monumental Detroit garage rock duo the White Stripes  officially decided to break apart. The raw, bluesy two piece cut the chord on February 2, 2011,  ending the more than 10 years of life their only child had so voraciously acquired. In all [...]

Album Review: Tom Waits, “Bad As Me”

Tue, Nov 1, 2011

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Tom Waits’ newest album, Bad As Me, feels like a nice change from boring ol’ Rock & Roll.  In fact, it’s everything but!  As one goes from track to track, there’s soul, jazz, folk, some Spanish-sounding ballads, and more.  Tom Waits has always been a versatile artist, and he sure shows it on his newest offering. [...]

5 Questions For The Tedeschi Trucks Band

Fri, Aug 5, 2011

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  Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi prove marriage and some great friends can put together an incredible album . Before the upcoming Boston show on August 17th at the Bank of America Pavilion, I asked Susan and Derek  a few questions and this is what they had to say about it: ZME: With the soon [...]

On the Road with Ben Kitterman

Wed, May 4, 2011

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Ben Kitterman was enjoying a much needed break from the tour in Indiana when I had a chance to catch up with him. Just a few nights before he was 1,500 miles away playing in Biloxi, MS.; a place that holds fond memories for him. Biloxi is the city where he first coupled with the [...]

Heaven Knows I’m Downloadable Now

Thu, Jul 29, 2010

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Sticking with the theme of popular rock bands’ guitarists doin’ their own “string” (thing), I notice that My Morning Jacket’s Carl Broemel has emerged from under his floppy fringe, politely brandishing a brand new album, All Birds Say, which is due out at the (wag)tail end of August. Strangely, his website seems to wilfully ignore [...]

Drive-By Shooting: “This Fucking Job” Video

Tue, May 18, 2010

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Man. That headline pun is so good, it’s like Mega-Butter. Mmmmm. Yes, the news is this news: the always-reliable Drive-By Truckers have gone and made a video – but no! Wait! – TWO videos for the chunky riff-o-rama of “This Fucking Job”. But rather than documenting the tawdry and lewd world of the “professional night-time [...]

The Literary Greats: “Ocean, Meet The Valley”

Mon, Apr 19, 2010

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Album name: Ocean, Meet The Valley Artist name: The Literary Greats Genre: Country Rock Released: October 2009 Label: ERROR ERROR ERROR ZME Rating: 7/10 Website: theliterarygreats.com An intro: My inbox appears to have become some sort of primitive, text-based time machine. No less than two – TWO – separate e-mails have arrived recently, directing my [...]

Drive? Buy Truckers.

Thu, Feb 4, 2010

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Because the Drive-By Truckers make great music to drive to. (I presume. Being a half-blind halfwit, I’m stuck with public transport for now. [But mostly because, pun.]) I’ll come clean immediately, because I may have misled you slightly: you can’t actually buy the Drive-By Truckers. But, wonderfully, you will be able to buy their new [...]

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