Dave’s Picks Volume 49 is just the third four-CD set in the ongoing Grateful Dead archive initiative and only the second (besides #36) to contain a pair of complete performances by the
Against Me may still be on hiatus, but Laura Jane Grace’s latest, Hole In My Head – a brilliant mix of humor, spite and self-preservation – is strong enough to
The first Grandaddy album of new material in over six years, Blu Wav finds Jason Lytle returning to his melancholy indie-rock ways around swelling strings, synths, and dour lyrical observations
If anything, Blackberry Smoke is malleable. The descriptors of southern rockers, country rockers, blues rockers, roots rockers, or flat-out rockers would shortchange them. They’ve proven to be all of those
Just in time for Mardi Gras, Tipitina’s Record Club releases Earl King’s Street Parade for the marching masses in the Crescent City and funky vinyl collectors everywhere. Originally released in
The Los Angeles, CA-based soul/funk/rock outfit Orgōne’s newest release Chimera has shifted gears a bit for the group as they work with new vocalists, incorporate new genres, and leave some
There is something instantly magnetizing about Chelsea Wolfe’s music. Digging through her discography will unveil tireless creativity and a constant need to evolve, keeping her in a constant state of
For singer/songwriter Madi Diaz, tomorrow is the biggest day of her career. February 9 will see the release of Diaz’s new LP, Weird Faith, an aptly named outing considering the
Over the past few years, there seems to be a boom of retired bands picking up their instruments again. Since the end of the pandemic legendary bands from across genres
The musical inspiration for Lee Wilder’s brilliantly eclectic debut, Sound Emporium, makes plenty of sense once you realize his first musical touchstone was La Bamba, before digging into alt-rock’s golden
