Like many bands before, the outlaw/southern rock band Steel Woods, faced a critical decision upon the passing of co-founder Rowdy Cope in January 2021, whether to disband or co-forward. Cope
Nashville’s David Borné chose not to shy away from some of life’s big topics on his debut LP, GENESIS. The title alone teases big things as he writes and sings
As the 20th century gave way to the new 21st century, the tone of music was decidedly optimistic as the general population looked excitedly to the future. This optimism gave
The sophomore release from the NYC-based Say She She is a continuation of their disco-based pop, as Silver finds pristine vocals riding on top of waves of dancefloor-ready tracks. The
The sophomore release from Slow Pulp is a collection of indie rock that is rooted in early 90’s nostalgia as Yard, released on Anti Records, is chock full of flannel
Washington D.C. and its surrounding neighborhoods are synonymous with punk rock. This specific area of the country has produced some of the most groundbreaking bands the genre has ever seen,
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Just last week we brought you a trio recording with the bass-drum tandem of Scott Colley and Brian Blade. While those two have long been trio mates to saxophonist Benjamin
The obnoxiously enticing pink that graces the cover of Blonde Redhead’s latest studio album sums up the music better than any paragraph could. The blinding artwork for Sit Down for
We’re splitting hairs taking issue with singer-songwriter Jerry Joseph’s producer choices. On Baby, You’re the Man Who Would Be King he opts for the respected producer, the hard rocking, alt-country Eric
