It’s rare an artist in his mid 50’s becomes more artistically relevant amongst multi-generations than Damon Albarn. At this point, it’s almost guaranteed if you had to ask anyone under
Vermont singer-songwriter Marcie Hernandez surrounds herself with music even when she’s not writing or performing. She is a certified music therapist, as well as a passionate songwriter who alternates her lyrical flourishes between Spanish and English, with many
Imagine you play a vital role in the most prolific band on earth that has just announced its third, fourth, and fifth albums of 2022, yet you have another band
From the intricate instrumental opening notes of “Someone’ Else’s Cafe,” Dawes appear to have left off where most fans hoped they would leave off from 2015’s All Your Favorite Bands
There are a few things you can be sure of at a King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard show: long merch lines, no cover songs, and absolutely no repeat songs
Even before its rebranding to M3F, the festival formerly known as McDowell Mountain Music Festival was never a full-on rock fest. It was the state of Arizona’s sole jam and
Mixing sports and music is typically something our country most often witnesses with the hip hop and pop sect- check NBA All-Star Weekend or Super Bowl week. But having a
While there’s no misunderstanding why The Mommyheads chose the title Age of Isolation for their second album in two years. It’s also no surprise the band still sounds as creatively
It’s so tough to pin down what Sierra Ferrell musically sounds like as her songbook is as nomadic as her true story. After years of living in her van and
Ghosts of Jupiters’ third LP Keepers of the Newborn Green explores the Boston area band’s song growth from the organ and guitar-based space rock to British pastoral prog. Where the
