Alex Chilton apparently has a trove of unissued material and we’ve heard some in recent years – his ‘80s songs From Memphis to New Orleans and several Big Star releases,
We’ve seen thousands of albums remixed and remastered, but this may be the first of its kind, a rarity in any case, where each track bears the name of a
It’s taken a generation, but the satisfyingly sweet jangle pop seeds planted from bands like R.E.M., The Smithereens and The Gin Blossoms are finally starting to sprout. Nowhere is that
There are few practitioners left that concentrate on vintage jazz and blues from the ‘20s and ‘30s. It takes huge amounts of research that only a dedicated musicologist is willing
Like the rest of the world, Warren Haynes and Gov’t Mule have been sidelined for a good portion of the last year aside from some select socially distanced solo performances.
For over 30 years, Leftover Salmon has been at the helm of the burgeoning “jam grass” scene, leaving in their wake a legacy of legendary live shows and a genre-defying
Just like East Nashville celebrated author, poet, and songwriter Doug Hoekstra’s multiple means of expressing words, listening to The Day Deserved requires more than just your attention and your ears.
Dawn Richard’s career has been defined by her evolution. From her earnest beginnings as a cast member and eventual winner of Diddy’s Making The Band reality show and eventual pop
Over its seventeen years of alternative music, Manchester Orchestra’s sound has been about balance — balancing light and darkness, heavy and soft, introspection and aggression. At times, the scales shift
On her latest, Carsie Blanton delivers quite possibly the catchiest protest album in years. Themes of protest and justice are slathered all over Love & Rage, but the lyrics are
