Russ Tolman’s Goodbye El Dorado is a far cry from the dual guitar-based rock and roll he created with those residents of the Paisley Underground of the Eighties True West.
Wargirl is a band from Long Beach, California, that was formed by Matt Wignall, a longtime collaborator with Cold War kids. That’s not the only musical pedigree in the band.
Emily Reo’s albums are frequently described as kaleidoscopic, her densely layered and warped pop creations blossoming and bursting with complex twists and fiery vocals, her classically trained voice expanding and
Usually, a band will tour behind a new release, but the Rolling Stones are apparently working on a new studio record. So, they’ve opted to bring to you another set
Will Kimbrough’s five-year hiatus from a solo album with I Like It Down Here does not mean he hasn’t been busy. Few have been busier. This spring could see Kimbrough
Reed Turchi may not be a household name, but for close to 10 years the guitarist and songwriter has been quietly leading something of a prolific career. At the core
The fourth full length from Denver based The Yawpers (Bloodshot Records) is a rollicking slice of shambolic rock and roll titled Human Question; this record rattles, shakes and riffs with
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Communion In The Ashes, the new album from Americana troubadour M. Lockwood Porter, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for
In late 2017, Stephen Wilkinson released his ninth Bibio album, Phantom Brickworks. A masterful ambient drone experiment in the vein of Eno and Stars of the Lid, it was a
Big Search, the name given to the project by Matt Popieluch to his solo project, is releasing his sophomore release Slow Fascination. Having played with the likes of Cass McCombs,
