Acclaimed bassist-composer and bandleader Charnett Moffett, as he’s been prone to do throughout his storied career, refines his sound once again for New Love, his seventh leader release for Motema
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Ordinary Life, the new album from ska punk band We Are The Union, in his signature six-panel comic strip form.
Eclectic alt-rock veterans Garbage have returned with their third post-hiatus album and seventh overall. No Gods No Masters continues in the Wisconsin band’s tradition, melding disparate musical styles into a
Places like Nashville, Austin and Bakersfield have long been part of the lexicon of country music, but for many years the Pacific Northwest has been quietly carving out its own
Much is made about improvisation or playing in the moment. While some bands pay casual reference to those phrases, as if to think it will improve their credibility, Bright Dog
After two albums and a bestselling book fixating on her mother’s death, Michelle Zauner (Japanese Breakfast) is ready to focus on herself, and she has a lot to be happy
Friends in High Places is almost assuredly the only Americana record coming out this year that takes just as much from the French indie-minimalist sound as it does from folk
It’s been 11 years since Crowded House last put out a record, and with band founder/front man Neil Finn joining Fleetwood Mac in 2018, it was a pretty safe assumption
Co-founder and long-time mainstay of The Church since its inception in 1980, bassist/vocalist/composer Steve Kilbey has also loyally followed his muse in a variety of different directions between the Australian
Guy Davis’ music lies right at the intersection of blues and folk and up until now with Be Ready When I Call You his albums have been largely packed with
