In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on the self-titled new album from Buffalo Nichols, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full
Jackson+Sellers is one of the first great pandemic bands. Jade Jackson first met Aubrie Sellers when she opened for her at a Nashville show. Once actual shows became little more
Much has already been written about John Coltrane’s never-issued A Love Supreme – Live in Seattle, easily the most talked-about album released in 2021, and delayed a couple of weeks
We expect original, inventive, mostly improvised music from one of the world’s more unique and acknowledged guitar masters, Lionel Loueke, but Close Your Eyes finds him treading traditional jazz standards
With each release, Brooklyn’s Parquet Courts open up their style more and more, on 2018’s critically acclaimed Wide Awake! the band worked Danger Mouse and added a few funky flourishes
It’s not hard to catch the influence of Dwight Yoakam on Moot Davis’ latest, Seven Cities Of Gold. Like Yoakam, Davis plays an unusual brand of country that manages to
Harlis Sweetwater is an artist from Orange County, California, an area that has produced such noteworthy acts as Social Distortion and No Doubt. One of his previous bands (Barrelhouse) was
The Atlas Underground Fire, a follow up to Morello’s 2018 solo/collaboration album, The Atlas Underground, continues the same path Morello has been following more or less since Audioslave: Pairing the
Taylor Kingman – known to many as TK, the frontman of the Portland, OR-based TK & The Holy Know-Nothings – has described his band’s music as “psychedelic doom boogie.” And
This year marks the fiftieth anniversary of Louis Armstrong’s passing at the age of 69 in 1971. His legend continues to grow even today and his influence of jazz and
