Right this second - from Brooklyn to Brisbane, Capetown to Kansas City - they’re making new noise. It’s the hip-hop-adelic-roots-reggae-rock-tronica-pop-jazz of the moment.

Record labels want us to buy music, so ? The Guardian’s Chris Salmon goes on the scrounge

The Saxophone Pub and Restaurant is a Bangkok institution and has been serving up the hottest blues and jazz bands in town for over a decade.

Our mates over at Sukhumvit Eye magazine reckon there’s more to life than a good book and who am I to argue…with my girlfriend

Some of Denmark’s finest guitar FX ex-stock here in Thailand and much much more….

Bob Dylan has set his favourite musicians loose on a pile of Hank Williams’s lost lyrics

Just wanted to let you know that Jungle-sponsored act Billy The Mountain will be the Country featured artist at Noisehead tomorrow 12/28.

The management of Noriega’s tell us they have developed plans to make improvements to the bar and the first floor facilities in particular, to increase revenue-earning floorspace.

It was 49 years ago this past Sunday (February 3rd, 1959) that Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and “The Big Bopper” J.P. Richardson died in a plane crash after a performance in Clear Lake, Iowa.

Guitarist/banjo player J.B Camp died Sunday in Texas aged 78. Camp - a friend of this site - played with the likes of Willie Nelson and Box Car Willie and many more in his time, but like so many other sidemen in the business, got little credit for the fine work he did

Veteran artist Van Morrison will release a new studio set on March 11th, titled Keep It Simple. The project, on Nashville’s Lost Highways label, will be Morrison’s first studio recording since 2005

No time travel machine? Not to worry, we’ll tell you where to go