The Strokes have released their long-anticipated sixth album The New Abnormal through Cult and RCA records. Featuring the same lineup as their acclaimed debut and production by Rick Rubin, the
The Oakland based Once and Future Band’s newest release Deleted Scenes combines their love of larger than life psychedelic pop, progressive influences and overall 70’s aesthetic in throwback fashion. The
It’s been over years fifty now since we lost Billy Strayhorn, one of the most important composers of the twentieth century and yet his compositions keep appearing on so many
As many times as Bruce Springsteen saw Bob Dylan’s name evoked in early reviews of Greetings From Asbury Park, he must have felt a combination of pride and frustration. Pride
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Better Hurry Up, the new album from roots rocker Caleb Caudle, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the
Satin Nickel is a band from New York that began as a collaboration between Samantha Aneson (vocals, guitar, banjo) and Morgan Hollingsworth (guitar, vocals, mandolin), who explored it as an
The opening track, “Home Again to You,” a worthy and infectious opening to Jono Manson’s Silver Moon certainly sounds like Steve Earle but it’s not necessarily reflective of the rest
Saxophonist Wayne Escoffery is best known for his robust, muscular tenor tone through his decade-long work with Tom Harrell and his long run in the Mingus Dynasty Big Band as
Watkins Family Hour is an acclaimed musical collective featuring Grammy Award-winning siblings Sara and Sean Watkins who are releasing their first album in five years, the aptly titled Brother Sister.
Heaven To A Tortured Mind, the fourth studio album by Yves Tumor, is a uniquely intricate journey through the mind of the artist. Tumor is continuously updating and maturing in
