Pixies’ sophomore “post-reunion” album, Head Carrier, will be released on September 30 (Pixiesmusic/Play It Again Sam/ [PIAS]). The 12-track collection of the band’s unique aural mix of surrealism, psychedelia, dissonance and surf
Blue Mountain is Bob Weir’s first solo record in ten years and his first album of entirely original material in thirty years. The release will be available on CD, 2LP
Two of the most talked-about roots music artists of the past year — Jason Isbell and Chris Stapleton — highlighted the eclectic mix of honorees, presenters and performers at the
Seattle band Massy Ferguson dropped their new album Run It Right Into The Wall back in July, but for this release they took a different approach. Whereas the band’s last release,
Family flows through the music of Goshen, IN’s, Wilson’s Reservoir. From the songs on their new record to the name of the band itself, kin and home resonate through their world.
Rock and roll stalwarts the Drive-By Truckers are taking aim at the assholes with their latest long player American Band. The third release from this grandiose lineup featuring Jay Gonzalez
[rating=8.00] The only downside with the title of Beach Slang’s newest effort, A Loud Bash Of Teenage Feelings, is that it is so on point to the group’s sound that
In the newest installment of Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle reviews Far Cries and Close Calls, the new LP from Tulsa, Oklahoma alt-country rocker John Calvin Abney, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full resolution
Plus, Idiocracy makes a return to theaters to remind us all what’s at stake with this year’s election.
There’s no film festival quite like Fantastic Fest. The Austin based genre festival kicks off its 11th year this weekend.
