Being a traveling musician—an artist—is not a path toward a glamorous, fulfilling life. Even those lucky enough to get to make a living at it will likely emphasize that the
Ghalia Vauthier, now using the shortened “Volt” as a surname, the Belgian singer-songwriter/guitarist, is back with another after her acclaimed New Orleans- flavored debut Let the Demons Out. This emerging
If you were to know that folk singer Lisa Bastoni recorded How We Want to Live not long after the dissolution of her marriage, the likely reaction would be –
The buzz about Robbie Robertson’s first solo album since 2011 calls attention to his inspiration from decades of film work and fascination with the darker side of human nature. Yet,
Freeway is the ninth full length recording for Pieta Brown, along with four Eps. It’s almost hard to conceive that she’s delivered so much output because one of the best
Singer/songwriter/guitarist Samantha Fish has evolved from the guitar slasher in a power trio to an artist who has become increasingly restless and somewhat unpredictable. Maybe she’s settling into her signature
There’s something pleasantly cliche about a rock band reuniting after a solo album. It isn’t simply a matter of anticipation, but the hope that an old favorite, long resigned to
Sargent House’s steadfast goth goddess Chelsea Wolfe goes intimately acoustic on her 6th album, Birth of Violence, retreating to her scarcely-lived-in home to record in the Northern California wilderness and
The assumption about Elvis Presley has always been that, had he lived, he probably would have continued making music along the lines of what he had already made. So maybe
Trombonist, composer, bandleader, festival owner, label owner, record producer and entrepreneur Austrian Paul Zauner has led his Blue Brass unit since the ‘90s, at times featuring key guests. Roots n’
