Lee Taylor doesn’t have a big discography or countless videos on YouTube, but what she lacks in online media is reinforced by boisterous vocal chops and spot-on charisma. And yes,
Doug Hoekstra is a Chicago-bred, Nashville-based creative whose poems, performances, songs, and stories, have criss-crossed the globe in publications and playlists, stages and setlists, his eight CDs and three books earning Independent
The Ladles have three-part female harmony perfected – but their sound is more than that… They are an amalgamation of their respective histories and influences. With sophisticated arrangements, they create
Psych of all sorts has been overly represented in Australia of late but there are certainly other segments that are worthy of an adventurous listen. Psych-folk is more lyrically venturesome,
Miles Gannett doesn’t sit still creatively. The Louisiana native, who now calls Maryland home, hears the seamless character of all music, blending and balancing strains of bluegrass with psychedelic folk
You can paint Aussie artist EJ Worland as a visionary of sorts, as his music combines an effortless R&B feel mixed with modern groove flourishes that are seductively tight. One
15 years have passed since the garage rock outfit The Deathray Davies has shared any new material, but new music is on its way as their brand new album, Time
Leandrul is Crosby Morgan, a female electronic artist whose work largely focuses on mental health. As a fan of Grimes, Nine Inch Nails, and Pink Floyd, Crosby produces music that
Los Angeles’ Grave Flowers Bongo Band’s sophomore LP Strength of Spring (out on Castle Face Records on 4/30) might be one of the most excellent psych-rock forces of nature we’ve
The Jenkins Twins (aka Trevor and Trenton Jenkins) have worked for years to craft a sound that seats them squarely on the cutting edge of modern country, pioneering a sort
