The Record Company, Buffalo Jones

The L.A. trio the Record Company specializes in the kind of rock that nostalgists like to say nobody makes anymore. OK, so it’s not exactly blazing up the Billboard charts, but it’s found a fervent following amongst those whose vinyl collections are firmly stuck in 1974. A little bit bluesy, a little bit twangy, the band’s latest album All of This Life suggests they’re well-versed in the Sticky Fingers-era Rolling Stones and Led Zeppelin in its prime — dig those meaty basslines and rollicking harmonica solos, the hollering background vocals and steely guitars. It’s as if Derek and the Dominos never broke up.