For nearly half a decade, The National Reserve has spent its Friday nights lighting it up at a Brooklyn bar, winning over boozers and barflies with epic sets and a
With three albums under her belt, four kids at home, and a touring schedule of 150+ shows per year, Karen Jonas doesn’t have time for any fillers. “Whether I’m finishing
Hailing from Weimar, Germany, PHOSPHENES, a visual arts collective and band, was founded by composer and producer, Harry Starbuck, and vocalist/lyricist, Julee Bee. Although the band was not formed until
On May 4th the New York and New Jersey-based electropunk duo This Wilderness will release their debut album Sorry About Tomorrow via the Wax & Wane Label. The album was
On his highly anticipated debut full length The Lonesome Hollow (out 5/4/18), Nashville transplant, Daniel Daniel has teamed up with nine-time Grammy award winner, Mike Piersante (Adele, The Civil Wars, T-Bone Burnett,
On May 4th, the un-Googleable rock band Hawk, led by the enigmatic American artist David Hawkins, will release its highly-anticipated new album, Bomb Pop, featuring the all-star lineup of Pete
When you think of New Orleans, the city’s foremost flambeaux-lit traditions of Mardi Gras, Bourbon Street, voodoo, Po’ boys, beads, gumbo, and second line undoubtedly come to mind. You can
Brooklyn’s A Big Yes and a small no will release its second-LP, Mise En Abyme on April 20 via Royal Potato Family. Mise En Abyme is available for pre-order HERE.
Portland, Oregon-based country quintet Countryside Ride have put their hearts and honky-tonk sound into their sophomore album, I Hope He Breaks Your Heart (Deer Lodge Records), a fourteen track collection
Chicago songwriter Heather Styka has been making a name for herself and winning over new fans beyond the Windy City with her unique combination of folk and pop sensibilities and
