Last summer eight piece Gulf Coat soul band The Suffers released their third studio album It Starts With Love. The album tackles issues of racism, misogyny, and the music industry,
New Jersey punk/americana rock outfit Jon Caspi & The First Gun recently shared their new 5-song EP Raise ‘Em High! & Other Delights, via Fake Chapter Records, which includes the
If the name “Bailey Bigger” alone doesn’t make one stop and listen, perhaps it’s the achingly tender vocals from the up-and-coming Americana artist. There is a genuine artistry that tops
With festival season just around the Memorial Day weekend bend, there are plenty of artists that are bound to be making their umpteenth appearance on a generic festival lineup card:
Born in the Houston area, Brian began playing violin at age 8 then soon after switched to fiddle. He later began playing guitar, bass, mandolin, and other instruments in local
With a raspy voice that sounds like a dead ringer for a classic 70s long-haired two-guitar-fronted bad, BabyJake sounds more “revered” than his name might suggest. While bands like Humble
Where do we turn when we run ourselves ragged? When hope disappears? When we can’t escape the hell of our own making? The Joeys are here to remind us that
Neil Young once sang about a certain “unknown legend” on his 1992 Harvest Moon album. A waltzing love song to his then-wife Pegi who had a “far away look in
Humans don’t seem to tire of expressing love. With flowers blooming and hearts exploding this springtime, Texas dream-pop band Acid Wave are giving us their own spin on that age-old
In today’s music landscape, there can often be a lack of authenticity. It can be hard to tell if artists mean what they sing about, let alone actually going through
