With When Genres Collide, Matt Brennan takes a critical look at the interaction between jazz and rock and roll.

Graeme Thomson tells the tale of Thin Lizzy and its magnetic frontman Philip Lynott in this engaging biography.

Based on James Lathos’ film, Finding Joseph I: The H.R. from Bad Brains Documentary, Lathos and Abrams present a diverse and complex view of the diverse and complex character that is H.R.

With Everybody Had an Ocean, William McKeen attempts to chronicle the music and culture, with both its dizzying highs and depressing lows, that developed in Los Angeles in the 1960s.

With Jaguar Ride, electric eels guitarist Brian McMahon puts his story to paper, but it’s not like you might think.

John Darnielle’s second book is a haunting story that will get under your skin.

A big, beautiful book for a beautiful band who should’ve been bigger, All Those Wasted Years is the tale of how this determined gang of stylish rockers took on the world.

Sam Shepard’s new novel creates a world of memories.

With Out of the Basement, author and former Rockford, IL resident David A. Ensminger discusses the musical history of his hometown.