The music created by Marc Ribot’s Ceramic Dog is a mix of everything that makes the avant-garde guitarist tick. Different styles sit side by side on Connection, which showcases a
Twenty-three years ago Colonel Les Claypool enlisted an army of musicians and took flight as the Fearless Flying Frog Brigade, expanding his rhythmic, heavy, rock into improvisational lands…with a whole
The experimental brainchild of Michael Gira, SWANS enters their forty-first year with a new double album, The Beggar. It is an expansive, confounding, migraine-inducing, sometimes rewarding, challenging album from the
The Melbourne, Australia outfit Cable Ties’ third album All Her Plans is a nuanced blast of post-punkish rock as the group reaches scale highest summits yet. The trio of Jenny
On a gorgeous warm Sunday night on June 18th, the legendary Buddy Guy had this to say to the Summerstage Crowd in Central Park, “If you don’t like the Blues,
The Providence, Rhode Island-based Deer Tick is back with its unique mix of modern-day, hard-driving Americana as the group releases its first album since 2017 as well as its first
The Queens of the Stone Age return with their eighth studio album, In Times New Roman…, as the band (Josh Homme, Troy Van Leeuwen, Dean Fertita, Michael Shuman, and Jon
When “Love Feel”, the fuzzed up, country tinged, groovy jam session track that name checks Johnny Cash and John Prine (and more) wraps up, Jenny Lewis giggles, “That’s fun!”. It
Incredibly, the Zamrock icons WITCH have returned with their first new album in almost 40 years. Aptly titled Zango after a phrase meaning meeting place, the group’s two core remaining
The most recent posthumous release from Dr. John is a collection of his performances from The Montreux Jazz Festival between 1986 and 2012. The compilation, titled Dr. John: The Montreux
