Having written and released fifteen albums of sparkling, literate, jangly-distorted indie rock since his band the black watch’s inception in 1987 (as well as four works of comedic literary fiction
Foo Fighters and The Struts rocked out the BB&T Pavillion in Camden, NJ on 7/7/18 in a guitar-centric doubleheader. Along with their array of hits, Foo Fighters delivered covers by Queen,
Some songs begin with the simplest, most fleeting of sentiments. In this case, Joe Kaplow realized how much he missed the sensation of using a knob to open a door.
Heart Hunters’ Drew de Man founded his first band, No River City, in 2001 and spent the next several years making records, touring the country and sharing bills with artists such
Mary-Elaine Jenkins is a 13th-generation South Carolinian; a member of a large, old, Southern family that could probably be considered a matriarchy. A product of her upbringing by a strong single
Deep Gold’s is an instantly identifiable voice. The Maine-based singer-songwriter is a dark and sultry crooner, quietly grinding the vocal gears a la Leonard Cohen on “Everybody Knows” or Bob
Chaka Khan brought her timeless soul to the Minnesota Zoo on June 28th, 2018. Most recently Chaka teamed with Major Lazer producer Switch for her new song “Like Sugar,” the
On Saturday, June 30 Weezer and the Pixies brought the glory of alt-rock to the Austin360 Amphitheater in Austin, Texas. The Wombats opened.
Minneapolis based songwriter, composer and multi-instrumentalist George Hadfield released his new album Brenda on June 8th: a futuristic throwback of mid-tempo meditations. Taking Hadfield’s groove-based synth-pop sound into funkier landscapes,
The Wrong Brothers are a London based duo plunging riff heavy knives deep into the heart of Experimental Art Rock. Following a year which saw them open for Barenaked Ladies,
