[rating=7.00] Tom Brosseau has the kind of voice that makes you lean in just a little closer to hear it. It is arresting and beautiful, completely unique. At once delicate
[rating=7.00] After a period of loneliness and depression on tour, Adam Granduciel wrote and recorded the third album for his band The War on Drugs, Lost in the Dream, which
[rating=8.00] It has been four years since Gogol Bordello’s last album Pura Vida Conspiracy and during that time main Bordello keeper Eugene Hütz bounced between Brazil the Ukraine and New
[rating=7.00] Lukas Nelson and Promise of The Real features a kinder, gentler version of the band that barnstormed concert stages and so ably accompanied Neil Young in the studio the
[rating=9.00] Granted, it’s tempting to simply identify Lilly Hiatt as John Hiatt’s daughter. After all, it’s not uncommon for any offspring of a renowned artist to inevitably be bound to
[rating=9.00] Perpetually bedraggled, nothing but skin and bones, Ian Felice is hardly the picture of the titular leader of the band of brothers he fronts on stage with sibling James.
[rating=7.00] As indie music exploded into the forefront of the music scene in the early aughts, the nerds, misfits, and aspiring banjo players found a musical home. One of the
[rating=8.00] Turning to trendy pop producer Mark Ronson for its seventh album, Queens of the Stone Age has again redefined its sound while still remaining true to the roots it
In the newest installment of Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle reviews Warriors, the new album from punk group Bad Cop/Bad Cop, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full resolution (best viewed on desktop):
[rating=6.00] From the small town of Tahlequah, Oklahoma is DocFell & Co. with their dose of Americana/Country, slowly singing tunes direct from their Dust Bowl Heart. Raised on the sounds
