The late nineties saw an unlikely surge in “Christian bands” hitting the airwaves. From the softer rock of Jars of Clay, Sixpence None the Richer, and Switchfoot to the harder
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Anniversary, the new album from Adeem The Artist, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for
GLORIA IN TUMULTU, VERITAS IN FRAGORE PROPHETUS INSANUM emerges as a bold manifesto from the collaborative genius of Australians DANIAL (Midnight Juggernauts) and Byron Spencer, whose joint venture, DeepFaith, breaks
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La Luz’s News of the Universe is a celestial voyage that elevates their sound to stellar heights. Shana Cleveland and her bandmates have an extraordinary ability to craft albums that
Low Hum’s newest offering, Terra Incognita, is a windswept soundscape of electronica-based indie rock. The sounds bump, fizzle, and soar over the ten offerings. The focus of artist Colin Desha,
Sometimes our obsession with the ‘next big thing’ or newer wave of singer-songwriters in Americana has us overlooking the stalwarts that shaped the genre. This is not to suggest that
Hampton Hawes’ 1961 album For Real! stands as a testament to his exceptional talent as a jazz pianist. Recorded during a tumultuous period in Hawes’ life as he became a
Mikahl Anthony reveals details of his anxiously awaited debut LP, MUSE. Hailing from the West side of St. Louis, Missouri, Mikahl Anthony’s sonic roots spread far across the global Alt-Soul /
Beth Gibbons takes her time with her art. With Portishead, she released only three albums in fourteen years. During one of Portishead’s hiatuses in 2002, she released Out of Season,
