When an established band decides to put out a mid-career self-titled album it usually signals a reset for the artists involved. My Morning Jacket’s ninth studio album is exactly that
With each release, Brooklyn’s Parquet Courts open up their style more and more, on 2018’s critically acclaimed Wide Awake! the band worked Danger Mouse and added a few funky flourishes
Howlin’ Rain has always bathed in unapologetically retro rock waters, shooting for that laser-lit, big arena sound as they recall a bygone time when full-length album journeys mattered. Right from
The Perth, Western Australia-based Pond has been incredibly prolific in the years since they formed (especially considering some members split time with Tame Impala), releasing eight studio albums since 2009.
One of the smoothest labels in all the land is turning 20 years old this year and to celebrate they are releasing a whopping three-LP live set captured at the
Frank Migliorelli and The Dirt Nappers found inspiration for their new project in bright colors, and fantastical worlds…all captured in the pages of well-worn library favorites. The project combines original
The career of the Chicago-based gospel-soul legend Pastor T.L. Barrett has been lovingly reissued by the Numero Group as Barrett’s first four studio albums (plus fantastic liner notes, photos, sermons,
The first release from Heartless Bastards in over six years was almost a solo album from frontwoman Erika Wennerstrom, but she ultimately felt it tied nicely back into the band’s
Steve Gunn has played all sorts of music, from experimental jazz to noise-punk to country-tinged folk to Delta blues. On his sixth studio release, Other You, Gunn sticks to one
Following up on their career highlight, 2018’s Onion, Shannon & The Clams once again teamed up with Dan Auerbach who produced and plays on Year of the Spider. If things
