[rating=8.00] Sunbather, the 2013 album by the then Bay Area (now Los Angeles) “metalgaze” outfit Deafheaven, was, and arguably still is, dangerously close to merchandising itself into self-parody. The record’s
[rating=9.00] The Bottle Rockets are back. Not that they ever went anywhere – they’ve been maintaining a fairly rigorous tour schedule for the last handful of years – but it’s
Chris and Oliver Wood grew up with a shared love of roots music, largely due to a musical father, but their musical paths separated as Chris explored the world of
It’s a mistake to presume Dave Mason is simply trading on his early (aborted) membership in the hallowed British band by calling his current routing – 1967-2015 World Tour ‘Traffic
[rating=7.00] Having written songs recorded by the likes of Jerry Lee Lewis while supporting greats in the legendary Muscle Shoals Studio and also serving as Kris Kristofferson’s keyboardist for over
[rating=8.00] It’s never easy being part of a spin-off band, especially when the band that you’ve spun off from (A) had enough gold records to fill a good portion of
[rating=7.00] Nicole Willis is certainly not as well known as fellow soul shakers like Sharon Jones and Betty LaVette, but she certainly deserves to be. This may have to do
The aptly named The California Honey Drops (CHD) made their Boston debut before a comfortably crowded room Friday night. The Bay Area band released their fourth full-length original studio album
A few miles north of the Zilker Park madness, fans piled in to Stubb’s outdoor amphitheater for a different kind of sonic celebration within the Austin City Limits. Band Of
Photo via ACL Live Twitter On Wednesday night, Counting Crows brought their Somewhere Under Wonderland tour to The Moody Theater and, as always, Adam Duritz brought hand-picked bands to open
