[rating=7.00] Buoyed by the success of Alligator’s 2015 release, Meet Me in Bluesland, the label encores the by now almost iconic southern rockers The Kentucky Headhunters (KHH) first overseas festival
[rating=8.00] For his fortieth album, six-time Grammy nominee John McCutcheon delivers an album he’s been waiting to make for over fifty years. He takes a wide swath at the music
[rating=7.00] The UK collective Jazz Re:freshed has been hosting weekly live jams, curating festivals and releasing records from some of the brightest up and coming jazz based talents from across the pond
[rating=9.00] The Delines have an irresistible, compelling sound, due to the weary, soulful vocals of Amy Boone and guitarist/songwriter Willy Vlautin’s desperate noir arrangements centered on his vivid, mostly down
In a special edition of Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on his favorite albums of 2018, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full resolution (best viewed on
“This is the place, where everybody finds out, who they are. This is the year, where everybody finds out, who they are.” The words cut deeply into the first few
[rating=7.00] This one has building for a while. Atlanta-raised, Nashville-based Ben Cramer, singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist performs under the moniker Old Sea Brigade and is releasing is first full-length album, having
For the second time this year, Chris Robinson brought his “As The Crow Flies” project to Port Chester, NY’s Capitol Theatre. The current Chris Robinson Brotherhood frontman and former Black Crowes
[rating=8.00] The first thing you need to understand as a listener is that this is not a cover album. In fact, you may struggle to recognize some of the tunes
[rating=6.00] From the very start of Steven Graves’ How Long, the music sounds as picturesque as it is understated. Momentum develops early in the course of these dozen cuts, the
