Titling the Pretenders’ twelfth studio album Relentless is absolutely fitting and not just for its tongue-in-cheek cover graphic. The name of the record is fully in keeping with the feisty
The self-produced, sophomore album from Milwaukee, WI-based artist Buffalo Nichols is an ear-opening mix of reimagined blues and folk songs as The Fatalist captures the current confusing zeitgeist while bleakly
Few individuals have led three different talented lives as the octogenarian jazz trumpeter Eddie Henderson, a practicing physician, a championship figure skater earlier in life, and a five-decade-plus career in
The psych-folk outfit Woods returns with another collection of easy breezy efforts that continue the band’s style, offering pretty instrumentals next to grooving indie rock on Perennials. The album started
The Ramones’ self-titled debut album, released in 1976, is a punk rock masterpiece that laid the foundation for an entire genre. Clocking in at just under 30 minutes, this record
You may recognize Alan Palomo from his groundbreaking chillwave outfit Neon Indian, but we are entering an entirely new era of Palomo’s creativity. His past project has been essentially dormant
There are a series of firsts for veteran saxophonist, composer, bandleader, and multiple Grammy Award-winning Joshua Redman’s Where Are We as it’s his debut for Blue Note Records, his first
The trajectory of Carly Simon’s career changed when she met Jac Holzman. Having previously only recorded albums with her sister Lucy as The Simon Sisters, Carly would now find herself
Margo Cilker’s 2021 debut Pohorylle was a refreshing take on Americana at a time when everyone with an acoustic guitar was relocating to Nashville, throwing on a flat brimmed cowboy
To say The Mommyheads have been prolific over the past few years would be an understatement. The experimental rockers has made a name for themselves by never sticking to one
