Portland, Oregon has always been a groovy place and musicians like Ripley Johnson are the reason why. Best known as one half of droning psych funkers Moon Duo and the
Leon Michels first appeared on an album when he was in high school. The album was Thunder Chicken by The Mighty Imperials, and it is filled with songs that provide
This is one loud but musically finessed rocking party and all are invited. As leader, keyboardist/singer/songwriter Victor Wainwright, says, “Everyone’s welcome aboard the train.” The “Train” is the name of
Pacific Range is a promising young band whose second album (and first for Curation Records) was produced by Dan Horne, multi-instrumentalist of Circles Around The Sun. High Upon The Mountain
Since the new wave of artists like Robert Glasper, Kamasi Washington, Christian Scott Atunde Adjuah, Derrick Hodge, Terrace Martin, and so many others have meshed R&B, electronica and hip-hop with
Set My Heart on Fire Immediately, the fifth album from Perfume Genius, is a collection of emotionally charged chamber pop that draws the listener in with its catchy pop hooks
Steve Kimock & Friends’ mini-EP Point of No Return whets the appetite for more as much as it satisfies on its own terms. Issued (in digital form only) more or
Saxophonist Walter Smith III and guitarist Matt Stevens are taking their successful 2018 project In Common to another round, this time surrounding themselves with three different players on In Common
With its debut self-titled album, LaMP does justice to the musical pedigree of its members. Russ Lawton has long drummed in the Trey Anastasio Band, that is when he is
For the past forty years, Willie Nile has been writing love letters to his adopted home base of New York City. And New York At Night, his 13th studio record,
