It took a while to catch on, but by the mid-to-late 1990s a slew of punks, using The Pogues catalogue as the template, started to forge a solid Celtic Punk
The ever-restless guitarist/producer/songwriter/film scorer King Khan who leads several bands, most prominent among them, King Khan and the Shrines, is known as a purveyor of psychedelic soul, punk-infused garage rock,
Hardened blues fans recall Nora Jean Wallace as Nora Jean Bruso, the powerhouse vocalist who appeared on two of Jimmy Dawkins’ albums in the late ‘80s and early ‘90s and
Vanessa Collier is a musician who started playing the saxophone at age nine. While she was studying at Berklee, she landed a job touring with Joe Louis Walker. On top
Adianne Lenker has become one of the most prolific singer-songwriters today, not in the sense of sheer volume, as is the case with someone like John Dwyer or Ty Segall,
The headliner, Arizona’s DL Marble, writes great, straight-forward relatable songs and his producer/collaborator guitarist Eric Ambel can always be counted on for the driving, jangly, gutsy, rocking hooks. The combination
The Kaleidoscope Quintet is not a band with recording or touring history. It’s a moniker adapted by a stellar group of musicians for this special performance captured live at the
Most likely you’ve already heard about the new Bruce Springsteen album Letter To You by now. If you haven’t, it will also be accompanied by an Apple Music documentary, directed
It’s amazing what a few lonely months shut inside your house while the world around you swirls with uncertainty can do to your mood. For Jordan Cailoa, of the Philly
Just Dropped in (To See What Condition My Rendition Was in) is a heartwarming posthumous release by Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings that adds some heat to a series
