Ron Hart

New Jersey

Writer at Freelance

Editor at Rock and Roll Globe

Father, husband, editor, writer.

Articles

WATCH: Sturle Dagsland Shares ‘Galdring’

2 weeks ago | rockandrollglobe.com | Ron Hart

Its been a while since we got any new music from the Mike Patton universe. But in his absence from the public eye makes the presence of Sturle Dagsland all the more welcoming. Especially when you consider how this genre-defying artist from Norway approaches his music.
Buick Audra Talks Adult Child

2 weeks ago | rockandrollglobe.com | Ron Hart

Being the Firstborn in a family isn’t always the easiest course in life, as Buick Audra points out on her brilliant fourth album, Adult Child. Its title, which it shares with an unreleased Beach Boys album from 1977, is a term that Audra has been utilizing to define her own personal background.
Early Sly & The Family Stone Performance Tapped for Release - Rock and Roll Globe

2 weeks ago | rockandrollglobe.com | Ron Hart

The earliest known live recording of Sly & The Family Stone will be officially released on July 18 via High Moon Records.
Wormburner Talk New Album

3 weeks ago | rockandrollglobe.com | Ron Hart

Based upon their name alone, its OK to see a band with a handle like Wormburner and assume it’s a raging, full-on death metal band on Relapse Records or Profound Lore. But in reality, this Brooklyn outfit crafts music akin to a jangly throwback to groups like Guadalcanal Diary and Let’s Active in their approach to songwriting.
Now Hear This: June 2025

3 weeks ago | aol.com | Ron Hart

Now Hear This is a monthly A&R column that provides you with exciting new sounds we discovered through the innovative new music platform Groover. BhramaBullSounds like: Gritty street science from another era enhanced with a futuristic flow that would fit well on the Backwoodz Studioz roster. More from Spin:It’s Festival Season! Does the Totem Friend Finder Actually Find Your Friends?
A Quick Chat with Robin Taylor Zander

3 weeks ago | rockandrollglobe.com | Ron Hart

Power pop’s prodigal son, Robin Taylor Zander, steps away from his role as utility musician for his dad’s band Cheap Trick to release a great new single, “Nobody’s Home,” out this week. The breezy, sunkissed track is accompanied by a music video directed by Evander Lipps, which can be viewed below. “The music that comes from ‘Nobody’s Home’ is based on true stories, told over a period of two years,” Zander explains. “It’s first person songwriting with a backbeat and catchy melody.
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3 weeks ago | rockandrollglobe.com | Ron Hart

Power pop’s prodigal son, Robin Taylor Zander, steps away from his role as full-time musician for his dad’s band Cheap Trick to release a great new single, “Nobody’s Home,” out this week. The breezy, sunkissed track is accompanied by a music video directed by Evander Lipps, which can be viewed below. “The music that comes from ‘Nobody’s Home’ is based on true stories, told over a period of two years,” Zander explains. “It’s first person songwriting with a backbeat and catchy melody.
Pylon Reenactment Society to Tour with Richard Barone

3 weeks ago | rockandrollglobe.com | Ron Hart

Over a year after releasing their magnificent album Magnet, Pylon Reenactment Society are going back out on the road for a week long tour of the Southeast that kicks off June 14 at The Blue Room in Nashville, Tennessee.
Original REO Speedwagon Members Reunite for One Night

3 weeks ago | rockandrollglobe.com | Ron Hart

As reported last week in our feature on Kevin Cronin, the one time REO Speedwagon frontman is no longer with the band after over 50 years in their ranks. “That’s some of the problems that have led to what I refer to as ‘irreconcilable differences’ between [REO Speedwagon bassist] Bruce Hall and myself — which, I never in a million years expected that to happen,” he told us.
The Sisters of Mercy's Debut LP Gets Deluxe Treatment for 40th Anniversary - Rock and Roll Globe

4 weeks ago | rockandrollglobe.com | Ron Hart

It was 40 years ago this past March 11th when The Sisters of Mercy released their debut LP First And Last And Always on the group’s own Merciful Release imprint. It would mark the first album from their most iconic lineup, which included the addition of Dead or Alive’s Wayne Hussey replacing departing guitarist Ben Gunn, who left the fold in 1983.