From her debut Strangers Who Knew Each Other’s Names, her EP East Twenties and her second full-length Broken Into Pieces, produced by Nigel Stonier (Thea Gilmore), Dressner has taken her experience in musical theater and
Purple Witch of Culver is a unique meeting of forces by Sarah Safaie and Evan Taylor, the Echo Park-based duo exploring a diverse cross section of music and poetry. Raised
Jimmy Chamberlin Complex discovers Honor in a time sorely in need on its exhilarating new LP, out September 25th on Make Records. The acclaimed Smashing Pumpkins drummer collaborates with Billy Mohler, Sean Woolstenhulme, Frank
David Quinn likes to write in his old pick-up truck. Most of the songs on his second solo album, the sharp-tongued, open-hearted Letting Go (out 10/23/20), came to him during a ramble
Speed the Plough is a New Jersey-based chamber pop/indie rock band that has been playing since 1984. The band rose out of the ashes of The Trypes, a mainstay of
Bruce Watson’s acclaimed Memphis, TN-based label Bible & Tire Recording Co. has confirmed The Last Shall Be First: The JCR Record Story, Volume 1, out September 18. The collection features
The Joe Stamm Band makes countrified roots-rock with an emphasis on the roots, drawing on Stamm’s small-town upbringing in rural Illinois for a sound that blends heartland hooks with Nashville
Megan Benavente is a familiar face to avid attendees of shows in the indie and punk rock scenes over the last several years. Working as a Front of House Engineer
Cobra Man describes their style as “Los Angeles Power Disco,” but your reaction might be, “wtf -wasn’t the ’70s revival in the ’90s?” Well, hang on for a sec…. Creative
Healthy Junkies’ first single off their new album Forever on the Road takes their unique brand of punk and brash alternative to a new level of adventurous musical mayhem. The
