JD McPherson returns with his first collection of original songs in six years on Nite Owls. The ten tracks strip down his sound a touch but keep the retro rocking
Manu Chao’s first album in seventeen years, Viva Tu, continues his journey through laid-back sonic delights as he sings in Spanish, French, Portuguese, and English. Chao shoots for universal appeal
A trifecta of 90’s alt-rockers took over Madison Square Garden on Wednesday, September 11th, 2024, as Weezer, Flaming Lips, and Dinosaur Jr. reminded the aging sold-out crowd of their youth while still playing with vim
Multi-instrumentalist Dale Crover has had a wide-ranging musical career. On his third solo album, Glossolalia, he offers a collection of rockers with various sonic oddities sprinkled in, and a host of
On a gorgeous late summer night in the nation’s capital, Bruce Springsteen and the E-Street Band arrived to deliver the classic rock and roll goods approximately a year after the
The debut album One Of A Kind from the UK-based rock outfit The Heavy Heavy is a blast of retro rocking fun. The band combines its love of 60s pop with 70s
Matt Johnson reassembles THE THE, returning with the project’s first studio album in twenty-five years. Johnson’s brainchild, the London-based post-punk/art-folk outfit, delivers Ensoulment, an album filled with poetic observations on
After a 13-year hiatus, Tab Benoit returns with the hard-rocking bayou blues of I Hear Thunder. The GRAMMY-nominated guitarist/singer turns up the volume and delivers the goods throughout the straightforward
Seattle-born, Santa Cruz-based singer/songwriter/producer Kishi Bashi’s fifth LP, Kantos, is a mix of electro-funk, new wave dance, and string-laden disco dramatics. Working with a core band, Bashi commands center stage with guitars, violins,
Devon Allman returns with his first solo album in eight years, Miami Moon. The project brought together an A-list backing band, and Allman shifted his focus from blues-based rock to the
