The Queens of the Stone Age return with their eighth studio album, In Times New Roman…, as the band (Josh Homme, Troy Van Leeuwen, Dean Fertita, Michael Shuman, and Jon
Two-time Grammy-nominated pianist and composer Orrin Evans is known, aside from his many musical talents, for his outgoing, welcoming personality. It’s not surprising to see his “open door” policy that
With Blood Brothers, Dallas Burrow deftly pays off on the promise made on his first two albums – both solid efforts that seemed to be building up to this, his
Son Volt presents The Songs Of Doug Sahm primarily as a homage to the late Texan, a somewhat unsung but nonetheless rabidly revered figure of contemporary rock. In doing so, Jay Farrar and
With the release of Gov’t Mule’s Peace…Like A River, the band’s 2021 album Heavy Load Blues makes much more sense. The latter is a statement of bedrock musical values that, sluggish as it sounded
Long considered a tenor titan, three-time Grammy-nominated Donny McCaslin, through his many albums as a leader and sideman, his stint with Steps Ahead, and his regular appearances with Maria Schneider’s
The multi-talented, outspoken Meshell Ndegeocello marks a turning point in her storied career not only by signing with Blue Note but a self-confessed admission that this may be her most
Vocalist and iconoclast Bettye LaVette enters her sixth decade of recorded music with no inklings of settling down. Her signature fire and unique interpretative ability are as strong as ever.
When “Love Feel”, the fuzzed up, country tinged, groovy jam session track that name checks Johnny Cash and John Prine (and more) wraps up, Jenny Lewis giggles, “That’s fun!”. It
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Lucky For You, the new album from Bully, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for
