On 2020’s Atlas Vending, Canadian noise rock trio METZ moved away from their early career migraine-pounding directness and opened up their world with more nuanced (yet still loud) sounds. That
All these years later, the indelible sound of those classic Dire Straits songs remains, and through nine solo albums over the past two decades, almost three now, the first few
NYC’s treasured singer-songwriter Willie Nile may well be the hardest rocker on the scene. Tangible proof is this explosive performance, Live at Daryl’s House Club. He and his band roar,
Renowned saxophonist, NEA Jazz Master Kenny Garrett, follows his former bandleader, Miles Davis’s muse into electronic territory for his first album in that vein, Who Killed AI? Collaborating with the
When one reflects on ’90s rock, Collective Soul emerges as a luminous fixture, adeptly bridging the raw ethos of grunge with the polished allure of mainstream rock. Their debut, anthemic
Grammy-nominated, Nashville-based singer-songwriter and avowed rebel Will Hoge goes all in, writing, producing, and playing all instruments on his fourteenth album, the mostly autobiographical Tenderhearted Boys. Hoge immediately immerses us
This duo of trombonist, singer, and songwriter Natalie Cressman and guitarist, composer, and vocalist Ian Faquini have forged their partnership through two successful albums, 2022’s Auburn Whisper (covered here) and 2019’s Setting Rays of Summer. The
The Fox by Harold Land is a remarkable piece of jazz history that stands as a testament to Land’s incredible prowess as a tenor saxophonist. Released in 1960, this album
The songs that make up American Primitive, the 13th studio album from the venerable Texas mainstays the Old 97’s, finds the band as feisty and loud as their mid-90s starting
Last year the Circles Around The Sun released Language and a major highpoint on the album was the title track where they teamed up with harpist Mikaela Davis. Following up
