Twenty years ago Rick Springfield wrote simple but memorable songs about love, women, feelings, and relationships, and twenty years later little has changed...
Archives: RICK SPRINGFIELD – Shock / Denial / Anger / Acceptance (2004)
Archives: RICK SPRINGFIELD – The Day After Yesterday (2005)
Rocker turned actor, turned rocker, turned actor again (briefly), is still going strong with his latest covers album of songs from the 70s and 80s...
Review: CONEY HATCH – Coney Hatch (2025)
It hasn’t been easy for fans or collectors to get their hands on the 1982 self-titled debut by Canadian rockers CONEY HATCH. You won’t find it streaming on Apple Music or Spotify. You might find pieces of it on YouTube…
Ep.244: Interview with PETER GOALBY
“People knew that I auditioned, but people didn’t know I actually got the job [in RAINBOW]. I actually recorded “Since You’ve Been Gone”…I was fired by Richie [Blackmore].” - Peter Goalby
KNAC.COM Exclusive: Interview with RICK HUGHES
“Everyday you’ve got a chance to make your life better…wherever you’re at in your life, if you’re sick, if you’re not sick, if you’re rich, if you’re poor, it’s up to you.” - Rick Hughes
Ep.243: Interview with DES ROCS
“Everything about DES ROCS is about subverting one’s expectations” - Des Rocs
Vinyl Unboxing: 38 SPECIAL – Milestone
Vinyl Unboxing: 38 SPECIAL - Milestone (38 Special Records, 2025) Orange & Red Vinyl LP
KNAC.COM Exclusive: Interview with DANKO JONES
“I’m not really comfortable with the word ‘artist’, because I think artists have the luxury to take time off. We don’t, we gotta pay the rent. So every two years you’re gonna get an album.” - Danko Jones
KNAC.COM Exclusive: Interview with DEAN DELEO of ONE MORE SATELLITE, STONE TEMPLE PILOTS
“I’ve come to terms long ago that I’m merely the guy that stands next to the singer.” - Dean LeLeo
KNAC.COM Exclusive: Interview with LORRAINE LEWIS of FEMME FATALE
”[Glen Le Ferman] had stories for days. The man could have, should have, written a book. His stories from back in the day, before I knew him, were wild. He lived the Sunset Strip.” - Lorraine Lewis
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