Four voices coalesce, rooted in rhythm. Raised on the North American traditions of blues, folk, and soul and inspired by their world travels, the four women of Ley Line transcend
Tedo Stone was born to play rock and roll. Growing up in a family with a musical father and where brothers handed down bass guitars to younger siblings like old
Heffner is a quintet that burst onto the Athens, Georgia guitar scene in the fall of 2019. The group comes from all corners of the Athens scene, with members from
Brett Newski’s fourth studio album Don’t Let the Bastards Get You Down (due out April 17th) is a call to arms against whatever destructive forces we may find ourselves battling, from
Lover & A Fighter, Devil Doll’s new album (out May 1st) backs vibrant vignettes (“Ballad of the Rearview Mirror”) with carefully etched narratives (“Back Home to Me”). “I thought ‘lover
Even if you don’t know the names of the members of the Country Westerns, you likely know their work. Drummer Brian Kotzur starred in Harmony Korine’s film Trash Humpers and
Indie pop vanguards The Mommyheads have continued to reappear at the most opportune times following their groundbreaking experimental indie-pop years of 1989-1998. Experimental sounds would mix with flawless harmonies in
The singer/songwriter/guitarist Morgan Geer, aka Drunken Prayer, spent much of last year on the road in support of his 2019 release Cordelia Elsewhere, an album that pondered the thoroughly mixed-up
Today Atlanta-based duo Andrea & Mud, known for their mighty blend of surf-western music has announced the release of their new album Bad News Darlin’ (out June 12). Surf-western is a
“In another life, in another galaxy, on a different planet,” describes exactly where Sara Curtin and Maureen Andary were when they recorded the song, “In Another Life.” Sure, they were
