It’s hard to call anything progressive-rock these days. The term carries with it more baggage than just about any genre, evoking elaborate costumes, giant drum sets, and armadillo tanks. Even
Fate can be interesting and at times wonderful. In this next month, we are blessed to hear reissues from some of the historically great female blues and jazz singers, kicking
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Perfect, the new album from indie rockers Mannequin Pussy, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for
By now, blues and soul fans know the consistent track record of the Little Village Foundation, which is doing more than its part in giving much-needed attention to talented and
Maybe you wondered what it would be like to hear a woman do a full album of Waylon Jennings songs after Shannon McNally teased us with “Lonesome, On’ry and Mean”
According to Blackberry Smoke’s frontman Charlie Starr the title track and album, You Hear Georgia was born out of misconceptions people may have of southerners. It may strike some as
Two weeks ago we brought you an elite trio led by Chris Potter and now we bring another on the same label, Edition, as legendary bassist Dave Holland fronts his
Like a lot of artists, PM Warson has had a long-time interest in music. After saving for two years to buy a Rickenbacker guitar, he started his first band. From
Twenty One Pilots have always been about music for the people: except for the times when they’re messing with their heads. Since their inception in 2009, there’s always been something
It’s natural for people during the pandemic to return to what comforts them and for Chrissie Hynde that was the music of Bob Dylan. Hynde partnered with her Pretenders bandmate,
