It’s been 15 years since Superdrag – the stellar Knoxville alt-rock band that only had one single but a slew of brilliant albums – last put out a proper studio
Music, sunshine, and bourbon, what more could a woman want? And Louisville, Kentucky’s Bourbon and Beyond provided barrels of all three. This four-day festival (September 19-22) spread over the Highland
It was perhaps one minute into my brief interview with Annapolis Baygrass Music Festival co-founder John Way when the first interruption occurred. An incredibly polite middle-aged woman, adorned in a
If ever there was a musical artist who blazed his own trail, following his muse down every side road and back alley from which it beckoned, it’s Sturgill Simpson. Being
When Bettye LaVette proclaimed Randall Bramblett “the best writer I have heard in thirty years” on the fully Bramblett-penned, Grammy-nominated LaVette!, she likely turned more than a few heads and
After two consecutive days of scorching temperatures, the skies opened up for the final day of Riot Fest, bringing a soaking rain to Chicago Sunday morning and most of the
The Mystery Lights’ latest album, Purgatory, is a captivating sonic exploration that sees the Brooklyn-based quintet carving out new territory in the psychedelic rock landscape. Known for their relentless energy
Lutalo’s debut album, The Academy, is a compelling exploration of the complexities of privilege, identity, and the elusive American Dream. Through a dynamic fusion of genres and a narrative rich
Another equally toasty day greeted the masses who descended upon Chicago’s Douglas Park Saturday for a new day of action-packed music and attractions at Riot Fest. After a fun-filled Friday
If any two acts have proven to be consistently reliable in the realm of Texas music over the last decade, it’s Hayes Carll and the Band of Heathens. Both acts
