Posts by Ryan Dembinsky

Jay Farrar and Son Volt are back at their best with new single Hearts and Minds

Nataly Dawn talks about becoming a solo artist, how to get yourself noticed on the internet and much more

Frightened Rabbit visited Conan this week, where they performed their new single

Japandroids made their Conan debut on Monday night

Georgia-bred singer-songwriter Will McCranie is back with a new single

Ezra talks to us about the work that went into curating Howard Smith’s interviews with Janis, John Lennon, Pete Townshend and other now legendary musicians

Milk Carton Kids channel Simon & Garfunkel on the title track from their new album

Watch Eric Clapton team up with Delaney & Bonnie for a tribute to Robert Johnson

Tame Impala’s new video feels like an homage to MTV and teenage boys everywhere

Tim Wilson of Seattle’s Ivan & Alyosha tells us about recording their debut album and more

By the end of the year Milk Carton Kids’ music will be everywhere. Check ’em out before they break big

Woods’ new video has faded colors, lens flares, and an overall kaleidoscopic look

In recent years, as “Best Of” lists have proliferated and inched ever earlier into the fall,  fourth quarter album output has borne little fruit. This year in particular, it felt like the music industry just shut down in Novemener and went fishing until January. The early winter months of November and December were a plain […]

Ava Luna, a soulful indie big band from Brooklyn, popped up on our radar this past year when they landed the cover of the print edition of Deli Magazine here in New York. After what sounds like a bit of a comedy of errors, they finally have their official music video for the haunting Ice […]

So long Chumbawamba, we hardly knew ye.

The Dave Matthews Band played their classic Christmas Song on Fallon.

This song is so terrible you just may love it.

A special Wednesday video double-header featuring HT faves Dr. Dog and Head For The Hills.

Watch a historic excerpt of Jimi Hendrix’s performance at Christmas On Earth Continued in 1967.

The new video from Frightened Rabbit has us really excited for their new album.