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Steve Smith has spent decades shaping rock and fusion music, but his recent appearance on Drumeo’s “For the First Time” series pushed him into unexpected territory. The Journey drummer was handed Alice in Chains’ “Would?”—a defining track of the ’90s grunge era—and asked to build a drum part on the spot without ever hearing the original. It’s a...
David Byrne has never been the kind of artist who treats a performance as something ordinary. Even in the most confined spaces, he looks for ways to stretch sound, movement, and presence into something memorable. That mindset made his recent Tiny Desk stop at NPR especially intriguing. How would an artist known for ambitious stage ideas fit him...
Country music in 1970 had a restless kind of energy. Nashville was shifting, Bakersfield was still throwing punches, and a new wave of singer-songwriters was starting to blur the lines between country, folk, and pop. It was the kind of year when even the songs that didn’t style="font-wei...
Conspiracy theories don’t always start with secret documents or shadowy figures—sometimes they begin with a melody that hits the culture at just the right moment. A vague lyric, an odd studio rumor, or a strange coincidence can spark ideas that listeners hold onto for decades. Before long, a simple song becomes the center of a story far bigger ...
Lou Gramm’s story with Foreigner has always carried a sense of timing, luck, and a few sharp turns that shaped one of rock’s most recognizable voices. His recent reflections offer a look at how those early decisions still echo today, especially now that he has reconnected—not musically, but personally—with the band’s current lineup. Instead of ...
