In the five years since The Deslondes last put out a record, both Sam Doores and Riley Downing have managed to release solo albums – both solid offerings – but
Organist Ronnie Foster, who made five acclaimed Blue Note albums in the early ‘70s, played on hit albums by Stevie Wonder, George Benson, and others, makes a celebrated return as
The Viagra Boys new LP Cave World deserves as many listens as you have stamina for – several times and through various cars, PA systems, headphones, and computer stacks. This
The veterans Screeching Weasel have not been as active since their peak 90’s releases but the songs and style (mostly) remain the same on their 14th studio album The Awful
Nearness is the follow-up of sorts to 2018’s Science Fair for the duo of drummer Allison Miller and pianist Carmen Staaf. Nearness though is strictly a duo album while the
Sometimes the terminology can be misleading or unintentionally confining. Any description of cornetist Kirk Knuffke is usually preceded by “avant-garde,” even his self-descriptions. While Knuffke’s new project, this expansive double-disc,
Ascension is the second in the series of four albums from The Tedeschi Trucks Band in their “I Am the Moon” series, each in the 35-40-minute range, released roughly at
The third Soccer Mommy album, Sometimes, Forever, is a step away from the sound of the first two albums while retaining some elements of the previous efforts. This time singer-songwriter
Going back to 2018, Andrew Weiss And Friends have been impressively stitching together influences from 1970s folk rock to Power Pop from that same decade for a sound that is
With the release of the fourteenth BoDeans album, 4 The Last Time, the Milwaukee-based band can rightly lay claim to acting as the bridge between alternative rock and Americana. The
