Alan Sparhawk and Mimi Parker sound like the names of a couple of early nineties shoegazers, and effectively that’s how they were regulated when they first started touring. In the
For over two decades Devendra Banhart has been collaborating with multi-instrumentalist Noah Georgeson, who in turn ended up producing most of his albums. But on their newest project, both musicians
New York synth-pop group Caveman had to self-release their first album, 2011’s CoCo Beware – but it wasn’t long before word of mouth brought that album a rerelease on Fat
Lucy Dacus, the young singer-songwriter phenom and one part of supergroup boygenius, has never been afraid to open herself up to the world. Perhaps even more than her fellow heart-on-their-sleeve
As the summer concert season approaches and vaccination rates improve across the country; bars, restaurants and venues are beginning to return to their pre-COVID capacities. Regardless, it’s never been more
After two albums and a bestselling book fixating on her mother’s death, Michelle Zauner (Japanese Breakfast) is ready to focus on herself, and she has a lot to be happy
It’s hard to call anything progressive-rock these days. The term carries with it more baggage than just about any genre, evoking elaborate costumes, giant drum sets, and armadillo tanks. Even
As part of the rollout for Damien Jurado’s personal record label, Maraqopa Records, he is releasing a new album, one that, like creating a label, marks a revitalization for the
Iceage has never had a formula, a rarity for most bands dabbling in post-punk these days. Instead, the Copenhagen quartet has pushed themselves to be more adventurous on each release,
Dawn Richard’s career has been defined by her evolution. From her earnest beginnings as a cast member and eventual winner of Diddy’s Making The Band reality show and eventual pop
