There must be something about the water and the environs of Lubbock, TX, that breeds singer-songwriters. That town has given us The Flatlanders (Joe Ely, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, Butch Hancock),
You can’t thow a stick these days without hitting a band that says they bend genres into a potent stew of original sound that sets them apart from everybody else.
Despite being anchored by three brothers, Idaho country band Tylor & The Train Robbers lack any of the obvious animosity famous among sibling bands like The Kinks, Oasis or Black
In 2023, the sibling duo of Brian and Michael D’Addario, known as The Lemon Twigs, released Everything Harmony—a remarkably infectious 13-song project brimming with whimsical melodies and jangly pop tunes.
The release of Talking Heads’ Live at WCOZ ’77 is a rare treat for fans and vinyl collectors alike, marking its debut as a full-length record. Previously, only fragments of
Undefeated is a pretty appropriate title for Frank Turner’s latest. For more than two decades now, he has churned out a mix of folk, punk and straight-ahead rock, relying mainly
With his large following and headline status, one might think that saxophonist, bandleader, and composer Kamasi Washington has delivered more than five studio albums. Fearless Movement is his fifth and
His sound is as comforting as your favorite pair of shoes. And, just as easily we slip into Chris Smither’s world, though often dark and foreboding, the familiarity lures us
Lawrence Rothman has been difficult to pigeonhole musically over the years. As a teen they formed a number of different groups – from hip-hop to punk. But they first started
Benjamin Tod put his latest solo album out two years ago, the same year as the latest – and what was supposed to be the last – Lost Dog Street
