As the holiday season approaches, Barenaked Ladies fans have an extra reason to celebrate with the worldwide vinyl debut of Barenaked for the Holidays, brought to listeners for the first
Sonora Ponceña’s Sabor Sureño is a sparkling gem from the salsa golden era, and the 50th-anniversary reissue highlights why this album remains a cornerstone of Puerto Rican music. Released in
Orville Peck’s Stampede Tour, a sonic and visual spectacle, was a testament to his undeniable talent and the power of his music at Boston’s MGM Music Hall on October 16th.
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers’ 1982 album Long After Dark deserves the expanded reissue treatment of its two-CD and one Blu-Ray package. A somewhat underappreciated entry into this great American rock and
The second leg of the Drive-By Truckers Southern Rock Opera Revisited Tour is just getting underway as the group travels through a host of swing states prior to the upcoming
With the surprise announcement of a new album, Fate & Alcohol, the Japandroids reinvigorated their fanbase. Then, they immediately deflated it by saying the group was over, and this would
It seems like we were just getting to know the young spiritual jazz force Isaiah Collier & The Chosen Few, who are calling it quits after an eight-year run and
Little Big III is pianist/composer Aaron Parks’s sixth album as a leader and his second for Blue Note. Between his groundbreaking 2008 Blue Note debut, Invisible Cinema, Parks has issued a solo
Folk and blues legend Eric Bibb has racked up numerous BMA Awards and Grammy nominations over five decades and now 33 albums. His input is consistently strong, yet In The Real
Roy Hargrove was the most influential post-Miles Davis trumpeter and one of the most important mentors to many of today’s contemporary jazz artists. Hargrove left us way too soon at
