By the time The Gregg Allman Band was recorded on July 1, 1983, at Uncle Sam’s in Hull, MA, it had been ten years since the Allman Brothers had achieved their greatest
It is essential to note that The 1974 Live Recordings is not an entry in the (still?) ongoing Bob Dylan archival initiative known as The Bootleg Series. Instead, This project was conceived and
Almost 30 years into their career as a band, the Conor Oberst-helmed Bright Eyes has managed to whittle out their sub-genre in indie rock. Lyrically mixing pop cultural touchstones with
Manu Chao’s first album in seventeen years, Viva Tu, continues his journey through laid-back sonic delights as he sings in Spanish, French, Portuguese, and English. Chao shoots for universal appeal
On their sophomore effort Pavlova’s Dog, Ontario-based four-piece The Meringues make a frenetic mix of dance-punk and pop that recalls everyone from Gang Of Four and Sparks to Weezer and
The 2024 release of Live at the Opera House is a long-overdue triumph, offering fans a chance to relive a moment in musical history when Sylvester transformed the San Francisco
Hataałii’s Waiting for a Sign is an atmospheric and introspective album deeply rooted in both the vast landscapes of the American Southwest and his Navajo heritage. At just 21, Hataałii
Much like his last release, 2021’s shamefully underrated Music City Joke, Mac Leaphart’s latest seems to capture him once again genuinely enjoying doing what he does. Not since John Prine
Mike Stern’s Echoes and Other Songs is a celebratory toast to overcoming adversity. While it doesn’t necessarily mark new ground in fusion, it is significant for several reasons. Despite career-threatening
It’s been six years since we’ve heard from literate and poetic singer-songwriter Kevin Gordon. His conquering throat cancer explains the longer-than-usual hiatus. These kinds of interrupted albums are challenging, especially
