B-Sides

Luray is led by Washington, D.C.-based singer/songwriter Shannon Carey who creates banjo-inspired indie rock fused with Americana and folk on the debut The Wilder, released on August 27th. Recorded in Eau Claire, Wisconsin with her brother/producer Sean Carey (of S. Carey and Bon Iver), The Wilder became a family affair with the addition of brother […]

Hailing from Adelaide, Australia – Atlas Genius is unique band with a unique story of success. The band’s nucleus is vocalist/guitarist Keith Jeffery and his brother Michael who plays drums and the very first song that they completed was a song called “Trojans”. After weeks of retooling that song, Michael insisted that the song should […]

Every now and then, you run into someone who is so no bullshit that it almost shocks you. Richie Ramone, drummer for the legendary Ramones during some of their most prolific years, is one of those people. He tells it like it is, walks the walk through the pretenders and over-the-toppers and plays rock & […]

Check out this electrifying Mars Volta performance from 2003.

Canadian singer/songwriter Jordan Klassen will be releasing his  full-length debut Repentance on September 18th. Repentance, the follow up to 2012s EP Kindness, was recorded at Buena Vista Audio with producer and multi-instrumentalist Jonathan Anderson (Aidan Knight, In Medias Res, Sheree Plett). Ukuleles, strings, horns, choirs, glockenspiels, omnichords accent Klassen’s chamber folk/pop alongside guitars, pianos, and […]

Gabriel is a master of doing hilarious and bizarre things on-stage. Check out 10 of his trademarks.

Chelsea Wolfe has been called a lot of things from “goth-folk,” “doom-folk” and “drone-pop,” yet she although she has been known to embrace the dark side, she refuses to be typecast as a modern day Siouxsie Sioux. After composing her first two albums on her mother’s classical guitar resulting in brooding cinema score flared compositions, […]

Check out a classic 1976 performance from the definitive jazz-fusion band.

Check out 10 eclectic tracks that work even better stripped-down.

This excellent 1979 concert shows what Hackett could do without his old Genesis bandmates.

Check out this excellent concert doc, which includes intimate interviews and stellar concert footage.

With artists like Fitz and the Tantrums, Mayer Hawthorne and Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings delivering what critics are calling as indie soul, JC Brooks of Chicago’s JC Brooks and The Uptown Sound likes a comparison instead likening his band to Wilson Picket getting the Velvet Underground off heroin. Or perhaps he’ll also run […]

In this week’s installment of “The Chop House,” we honor legendary fusion keyboardist George Duke, who passed away this week.

Check out a classic 1978 concert from this vastly under-appreciated prog band.

Check out this amazing full performance from the 1975 line-up of Yes.

These absurd moments should hopefully build anticipation for the band’s fourth studio album.

Listening to The Replacements’ ‘All Shook Down’ 23 years later, I finally get it.

In honor of this year’s ‘Man of Steel’ film (and Comic-Con), we’ve assembled our Top 10 Superman Songs.

Check out our Top 10 Best Performances at this year’s Forecastle Festival

Check out this mind-blowing Genesis concert from 1973.