The members of Horsebath may all be born and bred Canadians, but their record collection is clearly crammed with musicians well south of the border. Their 10-song debut, Another Farewell,
Since the shooting star that was their 2021 debut, Squid has been hellbent on changing rock music standards. Their first two albums established them as art-rock-connoisseurs, morphing the rules of
David Quinn emerged as a recording artist in April of 2019 with his debut album, Wanderin’ Fool, a Dylan-esque record reminiscent of The Band era, with a turn-of-the-century vibe featuring Boogie-woogie
Hootie & The Blowfish are undeniably an essential part of the 90s musical landscape. Stretching across rock, pop, and adult contemporary radio, their unpretentious, feel-good songs were as ubiquitous as
With six albums out in the span of just over a decade, Liverpool’s post-New Wave acolytes Circa Waves are clearly on a prolific streak. Their last effort, 2023’s Never Going
The week leading up to your debut album must be a daunting one. With suits pushing you from one press requirement to ensuring every video and promotional photo perfectly fits
There aren’t many ass-kicking live records from 75-year-old punk rockers to reference when reviewing Iggy Pop’s newest offering, Live at Montreux Jazz Festival 2023. It’s safe to say Pop is
The duo of Adrian Younge and Ali Shaheed Muhammad have done it again – revived the music of a long-forgotten legend. Their 22nd installment is a truly special one, featuring
Will Oldham has become one of the most elusive and prolific singer-songwriters Americana has encountered in the past two decades. The artist has been toiling away at his craft, combing
The cliché says what’s old is new again. It’s not often that we see a gap of 51 years between albums, but the legendary British funk and R&B band does
