Since they formed in 2013, Run The Jewels has released powerful hip hop and that streak continues on their newest offering which arrived early to play as a soundtrack during
Hinds, Madrid’s own beloved four-piece have finally put out their third album, The Prettiest Curse after an unfortunate postponement of the original release date. The anticipation only makes the actual
Jah Sun is a West Coast reggae artist. His new album Magic and Madness is his seventh full-length album, and it is a call for mindfulness and peace. Of the
Muzz’s new self-titled LP is the group’s very first and is comprised of three accomplished musicians who have spent their time in various rock circles. Paul Banks (vocals) is the
Sure, Michael McDermott has been compared to Dylan and Springsteen before but one listen to the blistering opening title track “What in the World” will have you thinking Dylan’s “Subterranean
After their debut and a few highly regarded EP’s, Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever’s second full length Sideways to New Italy continues flaunting the band’s strengths; bright and shiny indie pop-rock.
Magdalen Accepts the Invitation is the third album from husband and wife team Mark Olson (founder of The Jayhawks) and Norwegian singer/songwriter multi-instrumentalist Ingunn Ringvold, recording as they typically do
John Scofield has virtually never repeated himself over the course of his near fifty-year career. That is, except with regard to musicians with whom he has regularly collaborated on records
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