[rating=6.00] Few artists have made such chameleon-like transformations throughout their careers with the daring consistency demonstrated by Neil Young. Dylan, Bowie and Lou Reed may have come close, but none
Kent Eugene Goolsby’s Minor Wear EP is a special morsel of Americana and songwriting prowess at its finest. In the newest installment of Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle reviews the album in his
Scott Weiland, one of the most enigmatic yet true rock and roll frontmen of all time died. The former frontman for Stone Temple Pilots and Velvet Revolver was only 48
Houston’s award-winning 10-piece ensemble, The Suffers will be kicking off a 20-city tour in 2016 supporting Lake Street Dive! The tour will launch on the heels of The Suffers’ self-titled full length album,
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice might just be the most insane movie released next year.
Treefort Music Fest is an annual music and arts festival featuring over 400 bands plus film, art, comedy, yoga, and more across multiple venues in downtown Boise in March. Conceived
Ennio Morricone’s score, dialog tidbits, and a few modern classics fill out the latest Tarantino soundtrack.
The alterna-rock feedback slingers from Amherst, MA, Dinosaur Jr. turn 30 this month and to celebrate the group is playing seven sold-out shows in a row at New York City’s
[rating=7.00] There is no question that bluegrass was a significant part of the Grateful Dead’s DNA, so doing bluegrass covers of a couple of songs that frequented the Dead’s repertoire
Upon entering The Record Bar on Monday night, one may believe it was the late ‘90s. Event posters of punk and indie bands during that time period plastered the walls.
