Several years ago, this writer was in a conversation with the late Stephen Bruton who pondered why we couldn’t hear artists such as Miles Davis, Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Chick
Since their formation and the self-release of their first EP nearly a decade ago, the Virginia-based 49 Winchester has put plenty of miles on the van, playing hundreds of shows,
Depending on who you ask, fans of modern rock either love or hate Arcade Fire. After the critically panned Everything Now, fans were left wondering if the group would double
Angel Olsen and Sharon Van Etten, the two co-touring headliners who collaborated on last year’s “Like I Used To”, have a lot in common. They both carry the same alt-singer-songwriter
It was lazily easy to assume based on its title A Bit of Previous, that the latest album by Glasgow Scotland indie-pop heroes Belle and Sebastian would be a greatest
It’s no small irony Neil Young has commenced a vault project he calls the ‘Official Bootleg Series.’ After all, this is the man captured on video years ago, confronting a
The ghosts of everyone from Jerry Jeff Walker to John Prine can be heard throughout Aaron Raitiere’s highly enjoyable debut record Single Wide Dreamer. Across a dozen tracks the Kentucky
A lot of words can be used to describe Andrew Leahey and The Homestead. One of those words is prolific. The band has released three albums since 2016. In that
Considering that drummer/vibraphonist/composer Ches Smith did not debut as a leader until his 2016 The Bell on ECM, he has certainly been prolific in the years since. His debut featured
John Scofield has gone in many different directions during the course of his storied fifty-year-plus career, but one route he’s never taken is the one leading to the recording of
