Rounder Records has announced a series of special events celebrating the final album from the legendary Gregg Allman titled Southern Blood that arrives everywhere on Friday, September 8th. “SOUTHERN BLOOD: CELEBRATING GREGG
Nazis and fascism have no place on American soil. These movie scenes remind us of what to do when confronted by the growing tides of fascism.
SONG PREMIERE: Queer Trailblazers ‘Karen & The Sorrows’ Rekindles Old Timey Lonesome Bar Scenes On “Everything We Had”
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[rating=9.00] “Let’s remember how it could be,” Matt Pond, the ubiquitous namesake of the band that bears his name, sings on “Union Square,” a song that emits an upward glance
[rating=8.00] Paul Kelly’s Life Is Fine may not rise and fall on the chime of electric guitars as loudly as his 2015 live double CD with Neil Finn Goin’ Your
The Afghan Whigs‘ first three releases on Sub Pop Records – Up In It, Congregation and the Uptown Avondale EP – will be released on 180-gram vinyl on September 8th via the Sub Pop Megamart and at
Khannibalism / Ernest Jenning Record Co. are thrilled to announce Murder Burgers, the first-ever solo album from legendary psychedelic soul iconoclast King Khan. The album features renowned psych rock combo
The last episode of Game of Thrones was on fire..
[rating=8.00] What’s your favorite debut album by an artist, ever? How about a sophomore album? Well, Robert Pollard has released one hundred albums, culminating in August by Cake (2017). Yet,
