Every so often, a new Melvins album shows up in the wild, sometimes without anyone knowing it was coming. After more than 30 albums, one could expect diminishing returns from
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Influential Scottish indie band The Jesus and Mary Chain sticks to its roots while bringing a modern touch to Glasgow Eyes, its second album since reuniting in 2007 and eighth
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On Friday, February 2, Grace Potter’s Mother Road Tour stopped at The House of Blues in Orlando for a celebration of creativity and artistry. Newcomer Brittney Spencer opened the concert
Less than five months after the release of Darkfighter, Rival Sons returns with its second album of the year, Lightbringer. Both albums were recorded during the same sessions in 2021,
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