On Extreme Witchcraft, the always willing to experiment Eels has given fans something to sink their teeth into. The fourteenth studio album finds Mark Oliver Everett working with John Parish
Brent Cobb is a prolific songwriter best known for albums like Keep ‘Em on They Toes and the Grammy-nominated Shine on Rainy Day. You wouldn’t be wrong to call him
The young saxophonist and composer Immanuel Wilkins set a high bar from himself with his 2020 debut, Omega. Debuts from young artists rarely draw much attention but Wilkins benefits by
Bassist Tyler Mitchell and alto Saxophonist/EVI Player Marshall Allen first met as band members of the cosmic Sun Ra Arkestra in the mid-eighties. Of course, the 97-year-old Marshall, the Arkestra’s
This is Ropeadope’s fourth installment of their acclaimed Experiment series. The Chicago Experiment follows in the tradition of the 2001 Philadelphia Experiment, the 2003 Detroit Experiment, the 2007 Harlem Experiment,
On the surface, Cedric Burnside and Black Joe Lewis come from two different musical backgrounds, but listen to their music and it makes sense that they would tour together. Whereas
The New Orleans underground cabaret jazz outfit The Sleazeball Orchestra has released their second full-length album, Pearl River Tango. The collection is a mix of simmering originals, risqué covers, and
Ghost Stories may mark the first album as The Whitmore Sisters, but Eleanor and Bonnie are certainly not novices to the Americana world. Bonnie already has four solo albums to
Fans and followers of the Posi-Tone label, will acknowledge that the bassist in the core rhythm section for many recent releases is the Mingus-inspired bassist Boris Kozlov, paired with drummer
Over the past twenty years, Greensky Bluegrass has seen it all. Thanks to a rigorous nationwide touring schedule that has resulted in nearly two-thousand live performances to date and garnered
