My name is JLen. A time traveler and one of the last people left anywhere. This is my last trip to here before I go back to live there. For
Manicburg is a new project born in northern Manhattan. It is the trait d’union of two musicians: NYC native Ray Lustig, whose sound (“surreally beautiful…ecstatic…rapturous” – New York Times, “eerie
Chapel Hill pop-noir band The Old Ceremony is releasing their seventh full-length album, Earthbound. The album was recorded at Overdub Lane in Durham, NC, co-produced by the band and Thom Canova.
For the hump of the weekend on Saturday at Newport Folk, the festival saw guitar duo Hermanos Gutierrez mesmerize on the Fort Stage followed by a technically troubled but consummately
Minnesota-born songwriter and vocalist Pamela McNeill is releasing her new EP Wave After Wave today via John Richardson’s (Badfinger, Gin Blossoms) Farm to Label Records via 12-inch vinyl, digital, and streaming. The album was
Every time we hear from the multi-faceted and genre-defying artist Joe Samba, another layer of his artistry is revealed. Over the past few years, Samba has been building a diverse
The Disappearing Act, the evanescent “not-actually-a-band,” the occasionally reappearing recording project, has finally phoenixed once again, for the first time since their last album, Born to Say Goodbye landed nine
The music of Asheville, North Carolina-based outfit Amanda Anne Platt & The Honeycutters is nuanced, bringing insight and wit to the stories Platt tells through songwriting. Lyrically driven, the band’s
Individually, JD Simo and Luther Dickinson are building their own legacies as solo artists, sidemen, songwriters, and guitar heroes. Together, they’re a creative force to be reckoned with, making their
Recalculating’s forthcoming album, Do You Like To Laugh?, is a burning missive from the depths of the pandemic. Frothing over with jagged guitars, pent-up emotionality, and intriguing cultural and literature
