There has never been a shortage of rock and roll bands, but it’s safe to say there is a shortage of bands taking a fresh approach to the genre at
When Nashville-based singer-songwriter Stewart Eastham began working on his new album, he knew he wanted to put together a collection of songs that were as enjoyable to listen to as
With the release of their sophomore album, The Game (due September 9, 2016 on American Paradox), The Congress progresses further along a career path that’s taken them from Denver, CO, where they first formed, back to
Formed in North Carolina in 2013 by multi-instrumentalist/songwriter Stephen Warwick, Ancient Cities melds well-crafted lyrics with fuzzed-out guitars, hints of psychedelia, and a pop sensibility. Warwick gained noteriety in 2010 with
Chris Stalcup has shared bills with Lucero, Shooter Jennings & The Georgia Satellites so credibility as a rocker has always been intact. Downhearted Fools is the Atlanta rocker’s second solo release on DirtLeg
Like any American with half a brain, Jimbo Mathus is not happy about the current political climate. Though his latest release, the nine-song EP Band Of Storms (Big Legal Mess), may
Living in New York City makes you question a lot of things about your life, like why anyone would want to be surrounded by so many buildings and other people,
When acclaimed singer, songwriter and guitarist Ronny Pedersen began embarking on a new solo project, he wanted to do something that would be as much a vehicle for his own self-expression
Let’s be honest, the world is feeling a little less funky these days, and we could all use a little more funk and love. New York City’s The Devyl Nellys
Don Gallardo’s new album Hickory might sound a tad familiar if you appreciate the good stuff- the stand by artists and albums that never let you down: Wilco, Beatles, The
