Somewhere between an EP and an album, Paul Cauthen’s new seven-track collection, ‘Have Mercy,’ out June 22 via Lightning Rod Records, is a stunning showcase of the pure power of
[rating=8.00] J. Cole speaks to his generation on his new album KOD Which stands for “Kids on Drugs,” “King Overdose,” and “Kill Our Demons.” KOD couldn’t hold better significance than
[rating=8.00] Arkansas Dave has some swag. His stage name alone tells you that. This is Dave Pennington, Austin-based blues singer-songwriter’s debut, recorded at the legendary FAME in Muscle Shoals, AL
[rating=8.00] Few artists can take on multiple genres within an album and expect solid results. Joe Goldmark is one of those few. Perhaps it’s because the Bay Area favorite splits
On June 22nd, Dawes will release Passwords, the group’s sixth studio album, and fourth on their own HUB Records. Passwords is an album for and about the modern age: the relationships that fill it,
More than a year since making their US television debut on Conan, Australian trio Middle Kids returned to late night TV and performed their new single, “Mistake” on The Jimmy Kimmel Live! Show on April
[rating=8.00] Van Morrison has rarely, if ever, sounded so good-natured as he does on his collaboration with Joey DeFrancesco. From the tongue-in-cheek cover photos to the Belfast Cowboy’s frequent chuckles
Lukas Nelson and Promise of the Real kicked off night two or their San Francisco run at Great American Music Hall in true collaboration style with Bob Weir joining them to
Dark and twisted, as only the Irish can do, The Young Offenders is a bold, hilarious take on working class problems.
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on The Tree of Forgiveness, the long-awaited new album from legendary singer-songwriter John Prine, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for
