On her first-ever solo album No Home Record, Kim Gordon displays an experimental style with her breathy vocals, crafting poetic images around digital dystopian flourishes. Since her public divorce and
Brussels, Belgium-born Casimir Liberski began as a child prodigy, a gifted pianist who gained notice in the European and international jazz circles at the age of 13. Liberski’s personal style
Never has a movie failed so respectably.
The director of The Witch returns with his sophomore effort.
This tribute, Don’t Pass Me By, of artists covering 15 of the late blues artist Sean Costello’s songs is one that needs support for all the right reasons. The artists
The video for Mark Lanegan Band’s “Stitch It Up,” off Somebody’s Knocking features Jimmy the Cab Driver. Jimmy, played by Donal Logue (before he was famous), was an MTV fixture
Mudhoney’s recent show at Asheville’s Grey Eagle (10/10) was everything a Thursday night concert should be. It was loud, it was fast, it was in your face and raw as
The Magpie Salute’s High Water II is a powerhouse rock and roll record. But its prevailing volume is only part of what makes it a mirror image of its predecessor.
72-year-old Mississippi bluesman Jimmy “Duck” Holmes’ star continues to rise with this, Cypress Grove, his sixth studio album since 2006. His prior release, It Is What It Is was the
Yes, Jake La Botz’s They’re Coming For Me is a strange one but in that same delightfully curious way we find ourselves attracted to artists like Tom Waits and Captain
