Although I was still a bit under the weather, I made a stop at Park Slope, Brooklyn’s Rock Shop to catch Shark? and White Mystery at Rock Shop…White Mystery played more of an old school straightforward garage rock informed by the Chicago blues. In its simplicity and raw power, it draws comparisons to Howlin’ Wolf and the other great bluesmen but the major difference to me is that as primal as Alex and Francis White’s music is, they deliver it with a manic, childlike glee (more…)

Music to Die For named WHITE MYSTERY “POWERGLOVE” one of the “66 greatest raw & raucous garage rock tunes of all time” alongside legends the Sonics, The Seeds, Thee Ohsees, and more here. (more…)