Eric Bibb’s Ridin’ continues the themes of social justice and African American history with equal fervor as its predecessor.
The fact that “The American Songster” Dom Flemons, Grammy Award winner, multi-instrumentalist, and musicologist records on Smithsonian Folkways is a statement in itself about his ability to unearth historical cultural
Daddy Long Legs is a band from New York that “formed over a mutual love of wild and unhinged rock n’ roll and rural rhythm and blues music.” That fact is
With a vintage indie flair, Leon in the Wild brings us an original take on post-punk sensibility with “Quiet Covers Up A Lot.” Layers of chunky guitars and strong melodic vocals
Hot Between Worlds is a living, breathing organism that crawls out of your headphones with no ill intent, just Tumor’s ever-expanding vocal range and a slew of genre-blending arrangements for your listening pleasure
Marking the first double album from the Unknown Mortal Orchestra, V puts you right next to Ruban Nielson as he pieces together a soundtrack to back this revealing time of his life. In turn, he is providing a soundtrack to the world,
The band sounds freer than ever before, and each idea for the album is executed to its fullest extent which gives way to immaculate soundscapes and hushed melodies that give Fantasy its dreamy nature.
Julian Lage’s The Layers is a direct companion piece to its 2022 predecessor View With A Room, (right down to its cover art). In fact, the guitarist/composer himself describes the six original pieces as a prequel to last year’s release: recorded during the same sessions
One word kept coming up when going through the forty songs of U2’s mammoth release Songs of Surrender, and that word was: why?
The retro-rocking, Boston-based, GA-20 deliver their first-ever live LP on Colemine Records as the group captured this set in front of a vibrant crowd in Loveland, Ohio.
