Among Clinton St. John’s musical impetus is the gratification that comes from the often-accidental interconnectedness of the themes about which he chooses to write. Frustration, politics, cults, kidnappings, mystery, heartbreak,
The bittersweet incandescent shimmer of The Cuckoos is deeply rooted in classic rock, dance club funk, and neo-psych art soul, earning the young Austin, Texas band a remarkable reputation in
When Pink Floyd was ten albums into their studio recording career, the iconic four piece offered their fans the long-form adventurous sounds of 1977’s Animals: a peak creative moment for
Joshua Ackley is a solo musician based in Brooklyn, NY. Born in South Carolina and raised on a farm in rural New Mexico, he moved to NYC at the age
Imogen Clark is more road-hardened and wise than most performers twice her age, and with her new six-track EP The Making Of Me – due for release August 21st –
The Flat Five returns! Chicago’s beloved band of in-demand music biz ringers – Kelly Hogan and Nora O’Connor (The Decemberists, Neko Case, Andrew Bird, Mavis Staples, Iron & Wine, Jakob Dylan) Scott Ligon and Casey McDonough (NRBQ, Brian Wilson) and Alex
When you’re a musician working on new tunes, the natural compulsion is to craft a series of selections that, while varied in execution, are cut from the same sonic cloth.
Modern age songster, singer, multi-instrumentalist, photographer and videographer Kirby Sybert makes his solo LP debut with Happy People Make Happy Things, due out on August 7th. Kirby sings, plays guitar,
Rock and roll resumes can be taken in varying degrees, but when you come across a Seattle veteran who has been in bands with various Emerald City greats, one has
“I think we put a lot of stock in debut albums and how they’re supposed to be some kind of mission statement for a career to come,” muses Noah Sacré,
