The fourth full length from Denver based The Yawpers (Bloodshot Records) is a rollicking slice of shambolic rock and roll titled Human Question; this record rattles, shakes and riffs with
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Communion In The Ashes, the new album from Americana troubadour M. Lockwood Porter, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for
In late 2017, Stephen Wilkinson released his ninth Bibio album, Phantom Brickworks. A masterful ambient drone experiment in the vein of Eno and Stars of the Lid, it was a
Big Search, the name given to the project by Matt Popieluch to his solo project, is releasing his sophomore release Slow Fascination. Having played with the likes of Cass McCombs,
Cris Jacobs, former frontman for the Baltimore-based group, the Bridge, and collaborator with Ivan Neville this past fall on Neville Jacobs, is releasing his third solo album, Color Where You
Tyler Ramsey literally had nothing to prove when he opted to put his solo career in second gear and join forces with Band of Horses for a tour in 2007.
For Band of Skulls’ fifth LP, Love Is All You Love, the U.K. rockers made a conscious effort to record a happier and more optimistic album. In response to depressing
With apologies to their home-town festival name, this will be a “high water mark” year for the duo Cary Ann Hearst and Michael Trent aka Shovels & Rope. By Blood
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Missing Parts, the new album from Pittsburgh, PA punk outfit Nightmarathons, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full resolution
What you need to know about Bruce Hornsby’s Absolute Zero is summed up by how Hornsby describes its first single “Voyager One”- “Steve Reich meets Prince.” Yes, the album is
