[rating=7.00] If nothing else, Bruce Hornsby’s career has always seemed to be propelled by far flung ambitions. His early albums brought him an immediate fan base, garnering him a Grammy
[rating=7.00] It’s only natural for a band to take some time before personalizing a stylistic niche for themselves and The Broadcast may have their secured theirs with the aptly-titled From
Yet again, Disc Jam offered up one of the most exciting festivals of the year. With the ability to witness over 60+ acts, playing over four days on four stages, it was a
Things keep going up on the upswing for Phantogram, and front woman Sarah Barthel has recently been sporting blondel locks. The electronic rock duo from upstate New York has announced
15 years after its initial release, Califone (namely, Tim Rutili) has announced the 15th Anniversary re-issue of Roomsound, out later this year via Dead Oceans. Although it began as aRed Red Meat album, this record, born
Tom Petty’s original band, Mudcrutch, is midway through its brief tour of small-venue shows and played the second of a sold-out two-night stand at Webster Hall in New York City
Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival has announced the second wave of artists for their 2016 line-up and return to The Park at Harlinsdale in Franklin, TN for its’ second year taking
Critically acclaimed singer/songwriter/violinist Amanda Shires will release her third album My Piece Of Landon September 16th. My Piece Of Land represents an artistic milestone for Shires, inspired by a series of milestones and
[rating=8.00] The Rival Sons’ fifth full-length album, Hollow Bones, is another offering from one of the very few bands that are writing and producing genuine rock and roll music today.
[rating=5.00] Why Are You Ok, the fifth studio album from amiable South Carolina rockers, Band of Horses arrives with a bit of a fresh step. In as producer is erstwhile
