Influenced by classic rock and the best of today, The Stack's sound can best be described as somewhere in between The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and Radiohead. As melodic, rocking, and creative as anyone out there today, The Stack is going places. <…

Part of a rising tide of American "pomp-rock" groups of the '70s, Styx combined prog-rock characteristics with hard-rock hooks and pop accessibility. Their high, three-part vocal harmonies and radio-friendly tunes made them wildly successful into the…

If you attended a major sporting event in the late '90s/early 2000s, chances are you heard either (or both) of Smash Mouth's smash hits "Walkin' On the Sun" and "All Star" blaring over the sound system. Although they have roots in California punk roc…

The undisputed king of the parody song, accordionist/singer/comedian "Weird Al" Yankovic has recorded send-ups of songs by popular artists as wide-ranging as the Knack, the Kinks, Michael Jackson, Madonna, Nirvana, and Eminem. His seemingly simple jo…

This expansive vocal group formation was pieced together under the aegis of Sean Altman (tenor), Elliott Kerman (baritone), Steve Keyes (high tenor) and David Stix (bass) while students at Brown University in New York, USA, in 1986. Line-up changes i…

An all-star project combing bluegrass with classic funk Groovegrass was the brainchild of Boston-based session musician Scott Rouse a longtime bluegrass fan who first began experimenting with dance mixes of Deep River Blues I Wonder How the Old Folks…