Afie Jurvanen is a master of delicious tone. His sense of melody and volume is astonishing as the accomplished singer-songwriter forges luminous expressions of song. Since 2009 his musical moniker
Before Seattle became synonymous with flannel and distorted guitars, even before Sunset Strip was a record executive honey hole for Aqua Netted glam bands with neon guitars, Athens, Georgia was
A native of Montana, Izaak Opatz is a captivating songwriter with a golden voice. He charismatically cuts through alt-country instrumentals with an impressive knack for lyrical design, coupled with unpretending
Back in April, Soul Asylum released their twelfth studio album, Hurry Up & Wait. Preparing to take the new songs out on the road, a national pandemic had other plans
Cory Henry is trying to stay optimistic. You can hear it on the first half of his impressive new album Something to Say, which finds him once again teaming up with
Sometimes when a band decides to use songs from the past that never made it onto an album, that disc can sound disjointed, uninspired, dull. But when Black Stone Cherry
The Strapping Young Lad himself opens up about the creative process and the importance of live music.
While in the throes of a pandemic, social distancing, and virus-imposed isolation, so many have been faced with new levels of contemplation and introspection. San Diego-based artist Alfred Howard was
Frontman/guitarist Andrew Nelson of Nashville based Great Peacock certainly tells it like it is when describing the inspiration behind the band’s third album Forever Worse Better (released 10/9). “We’re struggling
The creatively admired Canadian label Arts & Crafts is home to many a renowned band- including Broken Social Scene, Stars, and Andy Shauf. The eight-piece Montreal jazz/funk collective, Busty &
