Julie Rhodes has had a pretty amazing year so far, starting with the release of her first album Bound to Meet the Devil in March and landing gigs at the
[rating=8.00] The Album Leaf don’t make music of the Saturday night variety. Their’s is not the type of music that can get a crowd on its feet or keep them
[rating=7.00] JEFF the Brotherhood turned heads in 2011 when the Nashville natives were surprisingly signed to a major label at Warner Bros. After a few psychedelic and commercially unfocused releases,
[rating=7.00] The Fresh & Onlys’ frontman Tim Cohen has been pretty prolific over the past five years. Splitting his time between creating music with The Fresh & Onlys, solo songs,
The Frightnrs escort Daptone Records into the world of long-playing reggae with both the sweetest and the roughest record of the decade, Nothing More To Say out next Friday, September
After last week’s big reveal, Mr. Robot takes a step back. Even then, the USA show continues to be one of the strongest on television.
A quarter of a century after ‘Out Of Time’ helped break alternative music into the American mainstream and turned R.E.M. into a worldwide phenomenon, the band have announced a special
Being the new person in a band with as an extraordinary reputation as that of the Pixies can be a daunting experience. After all, here’s a group whose trajectory extends
Glide’s Amy Harris spent a day on the road with Stitched Up Heart in the Dallas area as they are touring in support of their debut album Never Alone. Led by vocalist
Yeasayer will continue touring in support of their 2016 album Amen & Goodbye, just in time for many to reconsider why it should be on many best of year end lists.
