Today on September 18th, the Nashville-based, genre-bending songwriter Patrick Sweany is releasing a new album Daytime Turned To Nighttime on the Austin-based Nine Mile Records. In conjunction with that acclaimed
[rating=7.00] Although his partnership with longtime collaborator Gillian Welch has spawned six albums in 20 years, Dave Rawlings’ name has made the cover of only one of them up until
[rating=9.00] Bandleader Stuart Bogie’s pseudo-rock pedigree is an impressive one. Having stints with the likes of David Byrne, TV On The Radio, and Arcade Fire under his belt, Escape Velocity plays
In its six years of existence, the Hopscotch Music Festival has cemented itself as Raleigh’s most unique music event. The lineup is always relentlessly strange, forcing attendees to step out
Strangefolk brought a reunion of sorts to the mountains of northern Vermont last weekend. However, the band that reformed over 3 years ago has dropped “Reunion” from their name, which
[rating=7.00] The California Honeydrops newest album, A River’s Invitation is a blend of American musical styles as the five piece Bay Area outfit pushes soul, blues, funk and pop around
[rating=9.00] Before covering Branko’s new album Atlas, let us cover a bit of ground. Fans of globally inspired dance music (think M.I.A.) will likely have already heard of the adventurous,
[rating=8.00] Beirut is one of those bands that have surpassed their genre and become a descriptor. Rather than relying on the basic knowledge of their particular brand of indie-world music,
It’s a damn shame that the people of Brooklyn couldn’t get it together enough on September 9th to come out and support the incredible Barrence Whitfield and the Savages as
Inclement weather has rarely plagued the Grand Point North Festival, but the precipitation that fell Sunday September 13 made it all the more fortunate that the bill contained some of
