Let It Slide, from brilliant keyboard player Marco Benevento is an engaging mix of electro R&B and soothing grooves as the album mixes it up effectively and engagingly right from the start.
To celebrate their twentieth year the Lost Bayou Ramblers went big by releasing a documentary On Va Continuer! and an accompanying live album ASTEUR as they revel in their past
The debut full length from the Chicago based psych rockers Dead Feathers is a fantastic exploration of desert/retro rock as All Is Lost drips with trippy vibes. While other bands
Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Chrissie Hynde decided to change up genres for her newest release. The cover album, titled Valve Bone Woe, finds her diving into one of
When it was announced that Sleater-Kinney would be recording their new album with producer St. Vincent (Annie Clark) fans expected some changes to the groups rocking sound. It is doubtful
On the opening banger “Denver Haircut”, Craig Finn sings over ringing guitars “It doesn’t have to be pure, it doesn’t have to be perfect, it just sorta has to be
On “I Sing Them”, the midpoint of Ty Segall’s newest release First Taste, he declares his artistic mission statement, “I sing my song so I am free/I sing my song
Trojan Jamaica is a brand new label co-founded by Zak Starkey and Sharna “Sshh” Liguz whose first release is the compilation album Red, Gold, Green & Blue. That blue is
For those unaware, the best power trio in the country is the New Brunswick, New Jersey-based Screaming Females. Their blend of arena-ready riffs, punk/DIY styling, art rock angles, and openness
There is a vibrant sunset shimmering through Night Moves most recent album Can You Really Find Me as the songs breathe in the summer dusk and exhale soothing retro radio-friendly
