In 2015 we saw the debut album from GospelbeacH, a group whose collective credits include Beachwood Sparks, Further, The Tyde, the Chris Robinson Brotherhood, Ryan Adams and the Cardinals and Everest.
Befitting their handle, Dead Posey is fascinated by what lies beyond, their music exploring the nature of mortality through both waking life and dreams. But while the Los Angeles duo’s lyrics lean toward the metaphysical,
Getting out of a long relationship can be a blessing and a curse for a musician. The experience can lead to a burst of creativity, but the songs that result
usLights’ expansive, shimmering psych-rock is linked by a golden thread of melody to a firm foundation of pop songwriting. Assembled in 2014 by Matt Nastri and former HERRA TERRA members
Heather Trost is best known as one half of the global folk duo A Hawk and a Hacksaw along with Neutral Milk Hotel drummer Jeremy Barnes. She has also played
Singer-songwriter Pierce Edens grew up in North Carolina, and it is this place and the rich history of Appalachian music that has informed his work as an artist. Edens has
Nathan Bell is a songwriter’s songwriter—at 57, the troubadour’s weary voice bleeds experience. He made his bones sharing bills with legends like Townes Van Zandt, Emmylou Harris, Taj Mahal and Norman Blake.
Dallas group The Effinays have spent a decade steadily building a loyal fan base eager to get down to their heady blend of reggae, funk and rock. The group’s keyboardist and
The glory days of piano rock when people like Billy Joel, Elton John and Michael McDonald were cranking out hits have long since passed. Sure, all three of those artists
Hailing from the small Wisconsin city of Green Bay, sisters Andi and Alex Peot have been garnering attention at the leaders of the four-piece band Queen Hilma. Some may recognize
