It’s rare when the first ten seconds in a song can make a lasting impression. Take Dallas’ Abbreviations who sound like a fireball mix of The Stooges, Sleater Kinney and
For some years, there has been no shortage of curiosity among the Cleveland music in crowd around “when will Brian Straw finish his record?” This asked in amused but respectful
The vintage country influences decorating throughout Mabilene’s songcraft mixed with brooding openheartedness and celestial folk is that of wonderment. Add in achingly graceful vocals that recall Linda Ronstadt and Rosanne
Hailing from Long Beach, California, Manuel the Band blurs the lines between rock, pop, and jam music, creating a warm, wide-ranging sound that’s every bit as diverse as the group’s
Lizard Music, the New Jersey-born rock quartet featuring Mikael Jorgensen of Wilco, Chris Apple, Craig Smith, and Erik Paparozzi, is set to release their first new music in more than
“I wanted to rock this time,” says the multi-talented musical and literary artist, and local Nashville hero, Tommy Womack, sitting making love to an early morning cup of coffee at
Born out of the pandemic, The St Buryan Sessions is the sixth solo album by award-winning multi-instrumentalist and singer/songwriter Sarah McQuaid, and is her most powerful and emotive offering yet.
Serious songs from goofy people. That’s what you can expect from diverse, Midwest indie-rockers, Motherfolk. What started out as a writing project among two college friends turned into a fully
The Lord Baltimores is the unlikely collaboration of its two members, R. Jason Vandygriff and David J. Pierce, and their very different musical backgrounds. Pierce, aka DeepEars, is a composer/arranger/trombonist
Brooklyn is home to some of the most compelling acts performing today, and punk-influenced DIY outfit My Son The Doctor is absolutely part of the discussion. Genre-fluid and almost always
