Delbert McClinton deserves to be best known for his own estimable body of work rather than the ephemeral fact he demonstrated some of the finer points of harmonica playing to
The War On Drugs has announced Live Drugs Again, out next Friday, September 13th via Super High Quality Records, and present a visualizer for the exhilarating live version of Lost in the Dream standout, “Burning.” In
When you think of the artists who pioneered hip-hop into the Golden Age we all cherish, a few names could come to mind. Doug E. Fresh, LL Cool J, and
Twenty years ago, Brooklyn-based band TV on the Radio released their critically acclaimed debut album, Desperate Youth, Bloodthirsty Babes. In celebration, on November 15, Touch and Go Records will release an
White Denim have opened an exciting new chapter with their twelfth studio album aptly titled 12, due out December 6 via Bella Union. The new collection takes a radical step into 70s garage rock brought
Rounding out our pseudo-tribute to Labor Day this week, we offer up this peculiar performance from the perpetually peculiar Devo, covering the Lee Dorsey classic “Working in a Coal Mine”.
Mount Eerie – the long-running project of Phil Elverum — announces Night Palace, the first new album under the name Mount Eerie in five years, out November 1st on his own P.W. Elverum & Sun label.
Constitution, the expansive double album by South African drummer Asher Gamedze and his ten-piece ensemble, The Black Lungs, is a bold and profound exploration of musical and philosophical themes. Released
For most people, it’s back to work and school today after a long Labor Day weekend. And, not to pour salt on that wound or anything, but today’s Tuesday’s Gone
For a special Labor Day edition of Manic Monday, we’re paying tribute to all those hardworking people out there who unfortunately do not have today off. Indeed, for those folks,
