Buzzin Music

On Friday I was both upset and shocked to hear that founding member and bass player of The Beastie Boys, Adam Yauch aka MCA had finally lost his battle with cancer. He was such a great talent.  Not only the music he created as one of the original Beastie boys but also the films and [...]

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Practically Wired is a landmark album by Bill Nelson, a continuously creative musician and artist over 40 years.  This copy of the album has been re-mastered and updated with a booklet by Cherry Red Records after the original album has been unavailable for 10 years.
In case you are wondering who he is, Bill Nelson led [...]

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After leaving The Small Faces, in 1968 Steve Marriott formed Humble Pie with Peter Frampton, bass player Greg Ridley and a young drummer Jerry Shirley.  While The Small Faces were known for chirpy commercial pop hit singles such as Itchycoo Park and Lazy Sunday Afternoon, Humble Pie created a much heavier rhythm ‘n blues-fuelled music [...]

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Multi-platinum American alternative rock band, Counting Crows have released their first new album in over 4 years.  ‘Underwater Sunshine (or What We Did On Our Summer Vacation)’ is a collection of songs, both familiar and obscure, interpreted by one of the most soulful and recognizable bands of the past two decades.
‘Underwater Sunshine’ is a testament [...]

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Mark Stewart makes an apocalyptic return amidst an increasingly agitated atmosphere and is releasing his latest single,  “Nothing Is Sacred” as a free download.
The track is a damning indictment of greed in a year riddled by riots, revolutions, occupations and increasing collapse of the global financial system. A collaboration with Crass vocalist Eve Libertine, German [...]

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