Vow of Silence represented all the best qualities of Larry David’s awkward comedic style and forever changed the way we see frozen yogurt.
Laid back Nashville rockers Natural Child have announced the release of their new album Okey Dokey, which comes out on September 16. The band’s first new music in two years is also the
[rating=8.00] Neil Young has done his share of proselytizing over the course of his career, but never more so then he has recently. Last year’s Monsanto Years found him railing
While never as memorable as Finding Nemo, Finding Dory still manages to tell a rousing and entertaining story worthy of the Finding name.
When Brooklyn singer-songwriter Pete Sinjin finished his fourth album of original songs, he was struck with the realization that what made them all work together is that they “all were
[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
One of the weirder, less talked about Austin festivals, the ATX Television festival proved an enlightening look inside the TV landscape.
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
