The daughter of a baby-boomer painter and Italian/Slavic immigrant, Sara Rachele (pronounced ra-kelly) grew up a studio rat and folk child. Working for free cleaning out the cupboards at famed
With a band name like Have Gun, Will Travel, one might be quickly reminded of an American Western TV series from days bygone, yet the only thing throwback with these
Memphis-based, singer songwriter Cory Branan spent the pandemic forced time-off working on a new album and signing a record deal with Indie boutique label, Blue Élan Records. When I Go
There’s something to be said about an undeniable “hook and catch” chorus and Grand Canyon out of Los Angeles certainly has many of those instantly classic in an ideal musical
15 years ago Secret Machines were always a step ahead of the game, combining dancey big beats with churning guitar swirls, psychedelic keyboard forays, and dreamy vocals. It was safe
Blue Darling is a folk duet collaboration of Ezza Rose and her long-time lead guitar player, Craig Rupert. As Roses’ full-band sound expanded sonically over the past ten years, the
Just when we thought we heard all the nuggets uncovered from the strongest era in rock history, another gem has been uncovered from the 1970s. Cincinnati, OH-based rock band Mad Anthony is
With Billy Strings leading the charge of a reinvigorated interest in the possibilities of bluegrass with sell-out shows and eye-opening collaborations, a cello player out of Boston is daringly taking
Santa Barbara-based indie-rock project Plastic Harpoons recently announced a new LP entitled Modern World (out October 21 via Lolipop Records). Glide is premiering the record’s title track, “Modern World,” a
Artists never know when it will happen—and some check out before the miracle—but if they keep pushing, they have that clarifying breakthrough where their songwriting and their aesthetic meld into
