Steve Marion’s newest release as Delicate Steve is a collection of sample-ready instrumentals all possessing pop appeal, moving from bright digital club ready efforts to swaggering buzzing funk with ominous
On the road to promote his newest album, Diesel Palomino. Fate McAfee and company stopped by the Lower East Side of Manhattan Thursday night February 28th in fine mid-tour form. McAfee and band played
The first album in 19 years from the noise rock duo Royal Trux is a confident return to form. Over White Stuff’s eleven tracks the scuzzy mix of distortion, breathy
Matthew Logan Vasquez’ last album was titled Does What He Wants and that accurately describes the singer/songwriter who refuses to be boxed in. Bouncing from noise punk squalls directly to
The debut full-length album from Yola, titled Walk Through Fire showcases her phenomenal vocals over lush retro-pop and light soul/country arraignments. Produced by Dan Auerbach with songs co-written by Yola,
The early show on Wednesday, February 13th was the third overall during Thundercat’s six night, fourteen show residency at New York City’s legendary Blue Note. The band was already in
For her New York City debut, the British artist Yola delivered a concise forty-minute set dedicated to showcasing her upcoming release, Walk Through Fire to a full house at NYC’s
The tenth studio album from New Orleans staple Galactic, titled Already Ready Already, is an LP of sounds influenced by their home city and beyond. It scales back a bit
The Motet has been dropping their brand of funky jams since the turn of the millennium and Death Or Devotion marks the group’s ninth studio album and the first with some
The headline grabber for Trapper Schoepp’s newest album Primetime Illusion is that the singer/songwriter has co-written a song with none other than Bob Dylan himself. That track “On, Wisconsin” is
