On their third album Forevermore, LA-based Grand Canyon manages to mine everything from early Springsteen and E Street band albums to Tom Petty for a remarkably satisfying listen that somehow
Many ears might find difficulty adjusting to the bright, blissful sound of Courtney Marie Andrews on her newest effort, Loose Future. It’s the fourth album for the Grammy-nominated and highly
Two years on from her impressive debut, Old Time Feeling, S.G. Goodman has finally embarked on her first headlining tour, and after building up her fanbase with opening spots for
Two years ago, following the breaking story in The New York Times that pianist Keith Jarrett had suffered two strokes in 2018 and may never perform in public again, his label
Loyal followers of jazz activist, visionary, poet, and multi-instrumentalist William Parker are doubtlessly already aware of the book, his biography Universal Tonality: The Life and Music of William Parker, by
Doggerel marks the Pixies’ fourth studio album since reconveying in 2004, this equals the same number of albums they released in their original incarnation. To say that levels of expectations
Back in 2003, a rumble in the New York post-punk scene began to boil over into the mainstream. A new band was emerging and sending shock waves through the city
The seven-track album Without A Throne serves as the perfect postscript to Matthew Check’s The Bridgeford Sessions EP released earlier this year. And while this latest solo effort is not
Those familiar with singer-songwriter Mary Bragg’s 2017 Lucky Strike and 2019’s Violets as Camouflage know the raw, sometimes unhinged honesty and resulting beauty of her songs. It’s as if we
On the newest release from Lambchop, titled The Bible, Kurt Wagner is as far removed from his late-night outcast Nashville days as he has ever been, both physically and sonically.
