What would it sound like if your journal could sing? What would transpire if each heartbreak took lyrical form, and every intimate confession was transformed into soaring notes, in a
Born in Dayton, slap dab in the heart of planet Ohio, The Repeating Arms is a five-piece string band. Combining equal parts Americana, roots, grass and rock, The Repeating Arms
The phrase Joy Is Elusive appeared in Matthew Carlson’s head one day, and the Harborcoat singer/songwriter/guitarist wrote it in black Sharpie on a piece of paper and tacked it to
Slow Dress’ sound is as accessible as it is unnerving — an honest reflection of vocalist Katie Solomon’s thoughts on the uncertainty of life, love, and her emotions. Writing for
Powerhouse art-punk, cello-rock duo, Lung, have a sound that is dark and commanding, evoking the driving sludge of early grunge with layered sinister undertones. The band is Kate Wakefield, a
Imagine if some musical archeologists dug up some unreleased glitchy Kid A lost files and handed em to Kevin Parker (Tame Impala) to add musical curiosities and downtempo attitude to
The songs of Wildflower are always about place. Written by singer and guitarist Adrian O’Barr on the coast of Maine, they often tell stories of travel, seeking to find the
“I grew up in a small, dried-up oil and farming town in the middle of nowhere Nebraska,” says Ro Myra. “I spent most of my life running away from it,
Bossa Nova is still the real deal and this summer witnessed a collaboration quite unlike any other as the eclectic worlds of Muca, Roberto Menescal, and Alice SK joined up
“I wanted to be Stevie Nicks but I had no idea how to start playing music out in public, and I still didn’t play an instrument with any degree of
