Across the country, on any given day, there are countless bands covering the timeless music of the Grateful Dead. But a cover band selling out the famed Red Rocks Amphitheater
[rating=8.00] East Nashville’s Blank Range brings us their long-awaited debut full-length Marooned With The Treasure with Hiss Golden Messenger’s multi-everything guy Brad Cook’s hands on the knobs a’la Thirty Tigers.
Each successive release in the Grateful Dead Dave’s Picks series has generated its own level of expectation, but there’s been an increasing level of anticipation since a wealth of work
[rating=8.00] From the charged up opening licks of her new album Psychotic Melancholia, it’s clear as day that Hayley Thompson-King is here to kick ass and take names. You’d hardly know
With Menashe, Joshua Z. Weinstein crafts a parable about the ups and downs of the human condition.
Native Memphian William Eggleston, 78, who is widely regarded to be the most important photographer of the late 20th Century, has announced his debut record, Musik, produced by Numero Group
Portland, Oregon is a mecca for craft beer and prides itself on its dedication to all things local. Both of these facts make it, at first glance, an odd choice
Plus, the bloody first trailer for Blade of the Immortal
Sounding Arrow is the first solo project from Scott Kinnebrew, singer and lead guitarist of roots rockers Truth & Salvage Co., and former ringleader of Smoky Mountain indie faves Scrappy
YES certainly isn’t the first band to continue on without all their original members. Name any group formed prior to 1990, and aside from U2, there’s very few that still
