After releasing their long-awaited follow-up to 2013’s Mosquito, it’s like the Yeah Yeah Yeahs never left. The Karen O-led trio used 2022 to release Cool It Down and now they’re
Every artist who is gifted longevity in their field hits a transition period in their pursuits. They’ve reached a point where their success and talents are undeniable but their legacy
Durand Jones has been a long-standing figure in the modern soul scene for a decade now. His passionate vocals echo with heritage and forethought alike as his elastic falsettos stretch
Last night (April 29), one of the most celebrated artists of all time, Willie Nelson, celebrated his 90th birthday with a packed performance at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles,
We have one hell of a list for you this week, folks! It’s New Music Friday and our streaming platforms are boasting a plethora of new tracks to help usher
In the maze of Fugazi’s illustrious catalog sits a black horse waiting for a sliver of the recognition it deserves. An album filled with experimentation and innovation that might’ve been too far ahead of its time to be appreciated upon release.
Black Thought and El Michels Affair already have one of the best albums of the year. Glorious Game was released to high praise and even landed on some Billboard charts
his week sees The National releasing First Two Pages Of Frankenstein, the latest chapter in their novelistic discography and first full album since 2019’s acclaimed I Am Easy To Find. This new collection of songs has the storied act rethinking their approach to the craft of songwriting and landing on a sound that uses sophisticated tones to add a sense of maturity to their child-like wonder of the world.
When your recording career starts at such a young age, every new album feels like a first impression. Such is the case for 25-year-old Matt Maltese, who has been releasing
No band gets mislabeled and under-appreciated as Ween does, even if their last studio album was in 2007. One thing that has stayed consistent for the band is their expansive
