Just when you thought you knew everything about the modern renaissance man Ty Segall, he released a new album. Segall’s imaginative world of psychedelic garage rock seems to make a
Their first album in ten years finds Seattle’s Brent Amaker And The Rodeo driving their wagons through spaghetti western sunsets as Philaphobia toys with outlaw country music conventions, heartbreaking cowboy
The minute-long instrumental with the bellowing cello and eerie cymbals that opens Somewhere Down The Road, along with the song that follows, “Astronaut,” belies the real sound of the rest
30 years ago Meat Puppets released their iconic Too High to Die LP just months before their heralded performance with Nirvana on MTV Unplugged in New York for three of
25 albums and a few decades into his career, Gruff Rhys shows no signs of slowing down. The multi-faceted pop excentric who once led Super Furry Animals takes a nomadic
Scottish singer-songwriter Malcolm MacWatt is here to remind us that poignant, oft visceral protest songs via folk music live on in this century. He is an angry, thoughtful writer with
Folkie Willi Carlisle follows up his strong 2022 sophomore effort Peculiar, Missouri by continuing to take the backroads through America looking into the oddities and charm of the landscape and characters
Beyond the headline, we should also mention John Leventhal as composer, arranger, and recording engineer, as he is certainly a musical polymath with few peers. The six-time Grammy winner now
Prior to The Beths coming onto the scene, Auckland, New Zealand’s greatest musical export was the Split Enz (a wildly underrated group that still holds up decades later, FWIW). But
Poland/France-based Kinga Glyk has amassed a huge following for her bass covers of such popular artists such as Eric Clapton, Bruno Mars, and others, yet her new album Real Life
