The Universal Language
Anton Media Staff March 9, 2020
By Anthony Murray and Dave Gil de Rubio Poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow once famously said music is the universal language of
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Mild-Mannered Superman: A Conversation With Steve Hackett
Roy Abrams March 6, 2020
Iconic English guitarist/composer Steve Hackett has been on a nonstop flight of creativity that has taken him, both literally and figuratively,
Band Of Brothers
Dave Gil de Rubio March 5, 2020
The crossroads of bluegrass and trad Irish music that is We Banjo 3 If you ever wondered what the cross-section of
Artist Spotlight: Dermot Kennedy Is Fearless
Anthony Murray February 28, 2020
Singer-songwriter talks debut album and headlining at Radio City Music Hall Growing up in the outskirts of Dublin, Ireland, singer-songwriter Dermot
Branford’s Best Blowers
Dave Gil de Rubio February 26, 2020
While Branford Marsalis may have started playing saxophone as a way of trying to attract cute girls while he was playing
Branford Marsalis: Jazzman For The Masses
Dave Gil de Rubio February 26, 2020
Saxophonist lives at the crossroads of creativity and humility Benjamin Franklin once said, “A man wrapped up in himself makes a
Daryl Hall And John Oates Continue To Wave The Philly Soul Banner
Dave Gil de Rubio February 26, 2020
Old school dynamic duo hit the road with KT Tunstall If Kenny Gamble, Leon Huff and Thom Bell are the architects
Getting Soulful With Robert Cray
Dave Gil de Rubio February 22, 2020
If ever there was an artist that firmly stood at the intersection of rhythm and blues it’s Robert Cray. While the
Cray’s Crooners
Dave Gil de Rubio February 22, 2020
For as gifted a guitarist as Robert Cray is, the man’s affinity for soul singers goes wide and deep. Here are
Bob Mould: Punk Rock Sunshine Superman
Dave Gil de Rubio January 25, 2020
If nothing else, Bob Mould is a musical oxymoron. Fans know him for the heavy, guitar-driven sound that’s become Mould’s trademark
Little Steven’s Fave Directors
Dave Gil de Rubio December 19, 2019
Little Steven Van Zandt may have made his name riding musical shotgun with longtime buddy Bruce Springsteen, but the Massachusetts native
Rock & Roll Renaissance Man Little Steven
Dave Gil de Rubio December 19, 2019
Calling Little Steven Van Zandt a creative multitasker is like calling his old friend/boss Bruce Springsteen just another Jersey rocker. Coming
Jesse Malin: From Punk To Springsteen-Like Troubadour
Dave Gil de Rubio December 18, 2019
There’s a lonely and wistful beauty inherent throughout Sunset Kids, the latest studio effort by Jesse Malin. With his ninth solo
Suburban Bards: Going Ape With The Lemon Twigs
Dave Gil de Rubio December 4, 2019
Plainview brothers kill with musical concept album In 2019, who has the audacity to release a rock opera about an adopted
Lemon Twigs’ Fave Musicals
Dave Gil de Rubio December 4, 2019
Founded by brothers Brian and Michael D’Addario, the Lemon Twigs have garnered quite a bit of indie rock cred, thanks to
Punk Rock, Chicago Style
Steve Mosco November 13, 2019
Sincere Engineer set to open at the Paramount Nov. 17 Sometimes you wake up on the bathroom floor. Sometimes existential angst
Jesse Dayton’s Side Gig As Rob Zombie’s Favorite Film Composer
Dave Gil de Rubio October 25, 2019
Rob Zombie essentially paid for Jesse Dayton’s Austin home. Wondering who Dayton is? If you ever saw Zombie’s 2005 redneck horror
The David Crosby Story
Roy Abrams September 27, 2019
David Crosby looks fearlessly into the waning light of his life, embracing the time remaining to him with all the energy
Jesse Dayton: Americana’s Forrest Gump
Dave Gil de Rubio September 26, 2019
Some people have a knack for being in the right place at the right time. Count Texas native Jesse Dayton as
Many Voices Make For Light Work
Dave Gil de Rubio September 20, 2019
There is something to be said for not rushing creativity. With 1,000 Hands: Chapter One, Jon Anderson has taken that concept
