By now Imelda May’s fans have practically heard her entire new album 11 Past the Hour, as she has released at least four tracks already. Continuing her departure from rockabilly,
Anxious.Happy.Chill is Nashville-based singer-songwriter Elise Davis’ third album in six years. It’s a major leap forward musically and thematically than her two previous efforts. In fact, there’s some inherent satisfaction
Despite its reputation for having churned out some of the best indie rock and alt dance music from the late ‘80s through most of the ‘90s, Athens, GA hardly seems
Norah Jones’ has immense global appeal as you’ll hear on this live album …Til We Meet Again, her first live album nearly two decades into her highly decorated career. Beyond
Jobbaloon is a group from Detroit that defines itself as an audio-visual experience. So how does that work when you’re just listening to the music without seeing them perform it?
A voyage far from fantastic.
Nick Waterhouse has built his career on being a man out of time, shepherding his audience through the sweaty backrooms of New Orleans bars and the vibrancy of Chicago speakeasies.
The Blips is a band from Birmingham, Alabama, that comprises five frontmen. The band came together when Will Stewart of Timber asked some friends to collaborate on writing some songs.
We couldn’t fit all the roles that the multi-talented Steven Feifke handles into the headline. In addition, he is an orchestrator, educator, and sideman who has appeared on 30 albums
As depicted on their studio debut Rose in the Oblivion, the vision of keyboard wizard John Medeski and spiritual folk healer Jeff Firewalker Schmitt is multi-faceted indeed. No more abstract
