Music titan Kamasi Washington’s new EP Harmony of Difference, the first new music from Washington since his universally acclaimed 2015 debut album The Epic, is out September 29 via Young
Plus, Darren Aronofsky returns with first teaser for Mother.
Star power and premise aren’t enough to sell The Circle.
Ray LaMontagne is set to embark on his Just Passing Through acoustic tour this fall. The 25-date tour marks the first acoustic tour for Ray in five years and will be highlighting songs from his vast
As we enter the dog days of summer, there’s no better month to stay shut up inside your house with the ample variety of options for you to binge watch.
Portland-based band Melville have gained a solid following and reputation in a relatively short amount of time. This is due to their ability to create music that is rocking and
Dark times call for dark songs. At least that’s how East Nashville based singer/songwriter Derek Hoke sees it. On his new album, the portentously titled Bring the Flood (10/13 via Little Hollywood), Hoke dives into a sound far more
Randy Newman might be the most misunderstood American songwriter of the 20th century. This is no exaggeration. For nearly half a century, Newman has been unfairly pigeonholed as either a
While Wilco’s performance at Portland’s Thompson’s Point on July 30th is unlikely to excite their fanbase like other recent New England performances, their two hour set of Experimental Americana was
Any music fan from the 90’s will understand that Butch Vig needs little to no introduction. As the drummer and co-producer of Garbage and the producer of Nirvana’s historic Nevermind, Vig has
