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photo: Sticky Fingers’ LP jacketThe kings of early ’70s hedonism had a court order produced declaring this documentary could not be shown without the presence of it’s director, Robert Franks. […]

The story of John Lennon’s estrangement from Yoko Ono in 1974 has become the stuff of rock & roll lore. Holed up for months in L.A., Lennon’s adventures have long […]

Closing in now on twenty years, The Black Crowes have stood their ground as the American blues-based rock & roll outfit working today. They are a throwback in the best way to the […]

This is relatively old news in the uber-fast Internet era, but I did want to mention that due to legal issues L.A.’s The Brokedown have been forced to change their name. That’s […]

And we’re….back. I’ve been away from a computer for awhile, so while playing catch up earlier today I read the Pitchfork piece on news of The Evens upcoming album entitled The Evens Get Evens, out November […]

Welcome to Episode 16 of the podcast edition of The Aquarium Drunkard Show; airing live every Wednesday 2-4 p.m. PST at the Little Radio studios in downtown L.A. As requested, below is […]

Daniel Hutchens’ Lovesongs For Losers drops today at Autumn Tone — it’s our first proper release. When Hutchens and I first began batting around the idea of working together on his next project, […]

October 1oth sees the release of my Autumn Tone label’s first release — Daniel Hutchens second solo album recorded at Dave Barbe’s Athens, GA studio this past Spring. You’ll here more about that next week though. Right now […]

Note: My file host has cracked down on Zip files – therefore I am re-posting this essential MMJ KVRX show.—-I would not have this recording if it wasn’t for the kind […]

Well shit, Bob Pollard’s back…again?!!? Where does the lore of a band stop and the music begin? Or are they one and the same? After a period of time I would have to […]

I’m heading to the southeast Thursday for a little over a week hitting back to back weddings. Unfortunately, I will be missing what should be one hell of a show […]

Anders Parker first graced the virtual pages of An Aquarium Drunkard back in May while Kevin , from So Much Silence, was guest posting while I was on the road for a couple of months. And […]

Irish lilt mixed with the attitude of early UK punk rock was what initially powered the The Pogues . Fronted by the (in)famous Shane MacGowan , The Pogues lifted traditional Irish music out of […]

Originally shared this live Neil Young set – from 1971 – on the Drunkard back in March, but revisited this week while prepping for a radio show. If you were […]