Brooklyn-based Indie Rock band Evil Twin released their debut full-length album, Upside Down We’re Flying, on March 13th, following on from an EP and the release of several singles. It
Aubrie Sellers has never mistaken volume for truth. In a music industry that often rewards bold personalities and constant visibility, Sellers has built her career in a quieter, more deliberate
On February 27th Season of Mist released Berlin-based post-metal band Unverkalt’s album Héréditaire, their first with the label, but their third album overall. The new album shows a lot of
Transmitter is the latest addition to the Cut Worms universe, but this is a very different artist from the one we’re used to. Led by singer/songwriter/musician Max Clarke and started
Snarky Puppy will host the GroundUP Music Festival this weekend, March 13–15, at the Miami Beach Bandshell. The eclectic lineup goes well beyond performances from the festival’s hosts, featuring artists
Psychobilly legends The Quakes have cemented a long-standing place in the subgenre, being one of the early American influences of the psychobilly scene in the 40 years since the band’s
Throughout his decades-long career, Shabaka has proven to be a vital organ in contemporary jazz, pushing the boundaries of the genre without force by simply trusting his vision and seeing
Jessica Lea Mayfield does not enter a room so much as drift into it, like cigarette smoke curling toward a ceiling stained by old songs. She speaks softly, almost apologetically,
Portland, Oregon-based Chicano Rock artist Joshua Josué recently released his second full-length album, Broadcast To the Surf Ballroom, which is a very special project that gathers some of the unfinished
Alan Williams is someone who has moved within several musical worlds throughout the course of his life so far, and so gathers together unique perspectives, from practical experience, to technical
