The Los Angeles, CA-based soul/funk/rock outfit Orgōne’s newest release Chimera has shifted gears a bit for the group as they work with new vocalists, incorporate new genres, and leave some
This past weekend Carnival season got into full swing. The parades rolled and the rains poured with biblical force as the dive bar kings, Morning 40 Federation, rocked the stage
In 2019, Brittany Howard’s fantastic debut solo record Jaime was a genre-defying coming-out party, and that exciting sense that anything can happen at any moment is alive and vibrant throughout
On his solo albums for the Sub-Pop label, (2011’s Several Shades of Why, 2014’s Tied To A Star and 2018’s Elastic Days) J Mascis has gone the basic acoustic guitar
Their first album in ten years finds Seattle’s Brent Amaker And The Rodeo driving their wagons through spaghetti western sunsets as Philaphobia toys with outlaw country music conventions, heartbreaking cowboy
The eleventh studio album from the dynamic Sleater-Kinney, LIttle Rope, finds the band grappling with grief and the recent directions they have been exploring as a duo. Little Rope is
The debut record from The Hypos is an easy stroll through pastoral Americana as the group use layers of sound and a laid-back, light-hearted sense of joy embedded in their
The power trio legends Dinosaur Jr. have set up shop in the Music Hall of Williamsburg for an extended run to pay tribute to their fantastic album Where You Been
The amazing acoustic confines of New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark played host to the first of two sold-out shows from the legendary Bob Dylan on Monday night November
The Polyphonic Spree return for their first album of original material in almost a decade as Salvage Enterprise contains the bombastically positive pop the band was known for, but also
