[rating=7.00] This self-titled debut brings us seven ladies who take their cue from the mythic worker who labored in the factories during World War II. Of course, the original Rosie
When I told someone I was heading out to see Judas Priest and Deep Purple they immediately put their hands over their ears. And rightfully so. Combine these two legendary bands
[rating=8.00] Gregg Allman’s guitarist and Musical Director for ten years, Scott Sharrard, has been immersed in soul and blues since he first started playing as a teenager. Knowing that Saving
Jim James has announced “The Future Is Voting Tour,” comprising six nonpartisan multi-artist shows in college towns in electoral “swing districts” that he instigated in order to promote voter participation.
[rating=8.00] Ever since the documentary on the Drive-By Truckers – The Secret to a Happy Ending many of us have been wondering why we’ve never heard anything from the first
Americana band, Michigan Rattlers, are thrilled to announce their forthcoming debut album Evergreen, out September 28th. The highly anticipated collection follows their self-titled Michigan Rattlers EP and delivers on the
Matt Costa is releasing the Novella Edition of his critically acclaimed new album Santa Rosa Fangs on Oct 5. In anticipation of the upcoming reissue — which includes never-before-heard b-sides, interstitial tracks and Costa‘s own narration of
[rating=8.00] Brandon Decker refuses to let much time go by without you hearing something about him. Over the years since 2009, he’s cranked out album after album, an impressive collection
In a one-year span, top Memphis bassist-cum-songwriter Mark Edgar Stuart was diagnosed with lymphoma and lost his father to a heart attack. The combination shook up his world. While convalescing
Mark Knopfler’s ninth solo studio album, Down The Road Wherever, is due November 16 on Knopfler’s own British Grove Records via Blue Note. The album features 14 new songs inspired
