Country-tinged California band The Mother Hips have been chugging along for over twenty years, amassing a cult following in that time as a result of their groovy, laid back songs
[rating=8.00] Childheads worldwide can rejoice. Everyone’s favorite stoned out Southern rockers, Natural Child, are back with a fresh batch of blissful, couch-locking grooves. Okey Dokey, the band’s fourth LP, finds
In part one of its two-part season finale, Mr. Robot continues to answer little while remaining immensely fascinating.
Star Wars, Star Trek, and Batman?! It’s a geek’s dream come true!
[rating=6.00] Dawes take a courageous step with their fifth album, essentially deferring to one-time member Blake Mills to produce them as they undergo personnel transition. The result is something of
Since 2012, the trio known as Ohio Knife have been whipping up hard-hitting rock and roll that stays loyal to the blue collar roots of their home base of Cincinnati.
Drive-By Truckers have released a lyric video for their new song, “Filthy and Fried,” the third offering from the group’s soon-to-be released masterwork American Band. Long-time collaborator Wes Freed created
Paul & The Tall Trees leader Paul Schalda seems to embody the unexpected overlap of The Band’s Americana, Ian MacKaye’s unhinged emotion and the doo-wop melodies his father, Will Schalda Sr.
On his new record Often in the Pause (released 5/6/16), Seattle-based singer/songwriter Kris Orlowski, continues to explore the themes of authenticity, loss, and a search for connection that has always been
[rating=8.00] A core member of Broken Social Scene, Brendan Canning takes an easy and unassuming approach to his third solo album titled Home Wrecking Years. It’s an album informed by
