For their first album of new material in 15 years The Black Crowes look to their past and deliver vintage, retro-rock in workmanlike fashion throughout Happiness Bastards. The cover art
The duo that makes up New York-based indie rock band Tucker Woods are clearly adaptable. As they settled into recording Sunshine Blues, their sophomore effort, the studio they were recording
The 24-year tenure of New York’s longest-running hard-bop supergroup, the sextet All for One, is now 17 albums strong. This run is marked with long hiatuses between albums, including almost
Artists spend their whole lives creating their debut. Taking every bit of turmoil and joy in their lives and setting it to unique melodies meant to introduce this artist to
It’s difficult to believe that saxophonist and composer Charles Lloyd hasn’t delivered a studio recording since 2017’s Vanished Gardens and Tone Poem, given his prolific output of live offerings, all
Though their first collaborative full album, saxophonist James Brandon Lewis teased us in 2023 when he teamed with the erstwhile trio with punk roots, , on the last track, “Fear
Roots rocker Adrian Sutherland from Canada’s Far North, and specifically the Attawapiskat First Nation on James Bay, brings us his singular sound on Precious Diamonds, a collaboration with Colin Linden,
Last Saturday (March 9), the city of Philadelphia hosted the inaugural Slide Away festival at the stunning Union Transfer. The festival was created and centered around Philadelphia’s Nothing as a
Though rock radio in the 1980s was dominated by awful, corporate hair metal bands, it was also the birth of several great movements, such as the alternative scene in the
The Disco Biscuits are back. Now, I’m the first to admit that’s something of a misleading opening statement. After all, the Philadelphia-based transfusion quartet has been touring the country and
