It’s been eight years since The Whigs last put out a record, but frontman Parker Gispert has managed to keep himself busy with his 2018 solo debut and Golden Years,
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Get Fucked, the new album from The Chats, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for
Simple Plan and Sum 41 invaded Asbury Park, New Jersey’s Stone Pony Summer Stage for the second night in a row on August 27th, as the penultimate performance of their
Butch Walker is one of the few musicians working today that can get away with an album as quirky as Butch Walker As… Glenn, an ode to the barroom piano
The self-titled debut from Thee Sacred Souls is a collection of original “souldies”, throwing it back in smooth style as they gorgeously sing about love and life. The Daptone Records
Alto saxophonist and composer Miguel Zenón is best known for combining innovation with the folkloric and traditional music of his native Puerto Rico. Zenón has been prolific recently both as
The Yellowjackets, long considered a bastion of jazz fusion, have been together as a band for four decades now but as they enter their fifth, Parallel Motion, is practically a
Antonio Sanchez is many things – composer, producer, drummer, provocateur, visionary, and multi-instrumentalist. The 4-time Grammy winner returns here with all those attributes except perhaps provocateur on this sequel to
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Spring Hill, the new album from Tim Barry, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for
If you’ve been following along with the career of Julia Jacklin, you’ve seen a young, hopeful songwriter blossom into a full-blown rock star. Her 2016 debut introduces us to the
