Though still in his early 20s, on his self-released debut, Texas native Parker Twomey plays a brand of generation agnostic Country Folk that seems to draw inspiration from the likes
Jazz Is Dead, the collaborative of Adrian Younge and Ali Shaheed Muhammad, who are now well into their second series of fusing hip hop grooves with jazz, analog-style, depart slightly
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on The Line Is A Curve, the new album from poet Kae Tempest, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click
On his previous album Dying Midwestern, Arlo McKinley showed that he can write an emotional song and isn’t afraid to explore tough topics. It’s true that his songs aren’t always
In 2019 the Buffalo Killers core of Andrew Gabbard – guitar and vocals and Zachary Gabbard – bass and vocals, joined The Black Keys touring band. After circling the globe
The Mars Volta have released a new single and short film for “Graveyard Love” out now. The song follows the announcement of the band’s return after a decade long hiatus
The steady stream of releases Neil Young has been issuing over the last couple of years can be daunting, even for his most devoted fans. But there are some real
A straight-ahead piano-bass-drums trio recording, with a couple of standards included, is not what most of us would expect from the esteemed drummer, composer, and multi-instrumentalist Tyshawn Sorey. Sorey is
Don’t let “Ochre” the latest shoegazey indie-rock single from LA’s up-and-coming Goon, fool you with its moony vocals and vibrant, dusky backdrop of comforting guitar chords, droning synths, and enveloping warm blanket of a
It is entirely fitting Gary Lambert writes the essay within the twenty-four-page booklet accompanying the two CDs of GarciaLive Volume 18. The erudite writer/historian’s writing has the natural and unforced
