On October 28th Chicago-based quartet The Youngest will release their sophomore album See It Through. Compared to their debut Feral Road, this album finds the band taking a more progressive, grown-up approach to
Luke Winslow-King had a lot on his plate when he began writing songs for his new album I’m Glad Trouble Don’t Last Always, which recently came out on revered Chicago
[rating=9.00] Pardon the pun, but for better or for worse, this new album of all star duets isn’t necessarily prime Prine. His other talents aside, he’s rightly hailed as one
[rating=8.00] His thriving solo career aside, Glen Phillips has been involved in many diverse and dynamic enterprises, chief among them Toad the Wet Sprocket and the super group of sorts,
In the newest installment of Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle does things a little different as he makes his way to the Roots N Blues N BBQ in Columbia, Missouri. Read (and view) on to
Plus: an ill-advised spinoff of Bad Moms and Fraggle Rock gets the remaster it deserves.
Brian Wilson has been touring all over the place in celebration of the 50th anniversary of Pet Sounds by playing it in its entirety that are billed as the “Final
The newly revitalized lineup of ’90s Washington D.C. alt-country staples The Linemen is gearing up to release its debut album Close the Place Down (due 10/14). The 10-song collection ranges from
Lay These Weapons Down (out 10/21) is the sophomore record from the Champaign, IL indie outfit Rebecca Rego and The Trainmen and represents a swift departure from their 2014 debut folk release Tolono.
[rating=8.00] Breakup albums are a dime a dozen, and anyone who has ever had a broken heart can attest to the appeal of hearing an artist they love relate to
