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
Slash’s performance at his very own S.E.R.P.E.N.T. Blues Festival in Denver on was a standout event, showcasing the legendary guitarist’s mastery and deep connection to blues music. Keb Mo supported
Hiss Golden Messenger gave Portland, Oregon fans a special experience by playing two nights at The Old Church, a historic landmark in downtown Portland built in 1882 that’s on the
Since the start of their musical journey, Naked Giants has avoided falling into one genre. The trio of vocalist/guitarist Grant Mullen, bassist/vocalist Gianni Aiello, and drummer Henry LaVallee started the
Folk duo Adrian and Meredith have always been ones to march to their own beat, and have never been apologetic for the art they create. The project brings together two
Kate Prascher doesn’t want you to look at her. She wants you to see what she sees. She wants to know if you see it too. For Prascher, songs are
What I love about Kasey Anderson is what you will undoubtedly grow to love about Kasey Anderson as you sink into the world of this record, and I say world
On Friday, July 12th, Red Fang wrapped up the U.S. portion of their summer tour with a raucous hometown show at Portland, Oregon’s Crystal Ballroom. The band played material covering
Wisconsin indie-rockers Redshift Headlights completed tracking their fourth studio album with legendary recording engineer Steve Albini in March of 2024. Albini passed away two months later. The self-released album, entitled
Michelle Malone is a lifer. She’s been a mainstay of American roots music for more than 30 years, building her community onstage and off, mixing roadhouse rock and roll with
