These hugely underrated bands from the 1960s have gotten some love after their heyday passed, but I can't help but think they deserved more.

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I’ve always been transparent about the fact that the Secret History of Chicago Music relies on other people. I get leads from the musicians I write about, from my knowledgeable friends, and from ...

Folk rock definitely had its hey-day in the 1970s. However, we can’t forget the folk rock bands of the 1960s who paved the way for the entire genre. Some of the following four bands lasted well past ...

During the 1960s the Inland Empire was a hotbed for garage rock bands. That music scene also showed the important role Latino groups played in the area. Although they never recorded, one of those ...

Exploring the tale of The Mersey Monsters, the shock rock pioneers who combined Merseybeat rock with horror B movies and ...

I don’t know exactly when it happened, but at some point in my lifetime, “lo-fi” went from being an adjective to being a genre. By the mid-1990s, artists were making a conscious decision to eschew the ...

Exploring the illustrious history behind '96 Tears' by Question Mark and the Mysterians, a garage rock masterpiece which ...