Frank Mastropolo’s Fillmore East ensures you will have experienced the famed New York City venue in the height of all its glory.

Tim’s Twitter Listening Party was one of the few bright parts of the COVID-19 pandemic, especially when the world was in full lockdown in early to mid 2020. Tim Burgess, frontman for the Madchester/Britpop band The Charlatans, came up with the simple idea—having musicians live tweet while fans collectively all listen to one of their albums at a preset time—after seeing actor Riz Ahmed spontaneously tweet along in 2011 to his film Four Lions.

In Self Taught, Tim Kerr turns his lens in tribute to 23 self taught artists.

Ronnie James Dio’s autobiography, released 11 years after his untimely passing, follows his life in music from childhood through his own band Dio.

Go Further follows up 2019’s Go All the Way with more essays on power pop royalty.

Changes attempts to document the life of Tupac Shakur through a new lens, featuring interviews with many people involved in Shakur’s life, often to a peripheral degree, who share new insights.

Mercy Fontenot, a member of the notorious GTO’s, details her outrageous story in this fast-paced, drug-fueled memoir.

The 154^th installment of Bloomsbury’s 33 1/3 paperback series takes on Pearl Jam’s sophomore album, Vs.

Michelle Zauner is an internationally known indie rock songwriter and singer, who records and performs under the moniker Japanese Breakfast. But if you come to Crying in H Mart to read about Zauner dishing on others in that scene or how she broke into it herself, you will be disappointed.