In 2014, Dr. Dog bassist/co-lead singer, Toby Leaman told the sold out audience at Stubb’s in Austin, “It’s always been a dream of ours to sell out Stubb’s.” In what
[rating=8.00] A style and sound can be deceptive. So it’s little surprise that with his parched vocals, weary demeanor and songs that bear a sense of worn, ragged reflection, Hayes
Assembly of Dust is previewing a full-length stream of their newest album Tales from The Oregon Trail (below), an energetic journey through some of the band’s strongest material, recorded live in
[rating=9.00] “Nails” If ever there were a television show that went from 0-100 in just a few minutes, it surely pales in comparison to the utmost riveting bit of drama that
The Best Fest has announced Dylan Fest: A Celebration of Bob Dylan’s 75th Birthday. Set for May 23rd and 24th at Nashville’s historic Ryman Auditorium, the two-night concert event will see an
This past March, at the annual South by Southwest music and film conference, Philly band Low Cut Connie hauled their equipment, including a piano named “Shondra”, to approximately ten separate
[rating-6.00] Riding piggyback to Mumford and Sons as purveyors of the new populist folk, The Lumineers made a strong case their first time out that indeed, like the Mumfords, they’d
As if The Jam’s fiercely independent, willfully defiant sense of integrity needed any affirmation in these days of songs by the Clash on TV commercials, About the Young Idea ultimately
The David Ayer directed entry into the DCEU remembers to have fun, potentially fixing a problem that has plagued DC’s most recent movies.
The upstate New York band The Felice Brothers will release a new album, , through Yep Roc Records on June 24 (available for pre-order now). Today the band debuts the lively, rousing “Aerosol Ball,” from
