During the years leading up to her solo debut, The Days When Peonies Prayed for the Ants, songwriter Ellen Starski explored both her homeland and herself, traveling from the coal
Nashville’s powerhouse vocalist/guitarist Patrick Sweany doesn’t hold back for a split-second on his latest studio album, Ancient Noise, recorded with all-star Grammy Award-winning producer Matt Ross-Spang and out this Friday,
Jordan Galland’s latest album New Rebels (out May 18th) inhabits the soft-focus reality between late night and early morning. Squinting at inevitability through a neon haze, the record is languid and world-weary, suffused
The third day of the Shaky Knees Music Festival in Atlanta, Georgia took a turn for softer, more melodic sounds. After a lot of loud, aggressive rockers in the first
Rising indie rock outfit Soccer Mommy performed at Rough Trade NYC on May 4 in Brooklyn, New York.
In an interesting pairing, Ryley Walker and Calexico shared the stage at Brooklyn’s Music Hall of Williamsburg April 28th. Walker delivered a hypnotic set to warm things up for the
Yes, ladies and gentlemen – the Darkness is still rockin’ hard after almost fifteen years since this British quartet released their first full-length album Permission to Land. And today, the
Day two of the Shaky Knees Music Festival in Atlanta Georgia saw more of the same eclectic rock talent that has made it one of the most underrated festivals in
Over the last few years, the Shaky Knees Music Festival in Atlanta, Georgia has quietly become one of the nation’s best rock festivals. This year there are four stages and
The Do It Ourselves Festival (DIO Fest) has been covered here before but it begs a revisit. In fact, this truly singular and special event deserves an annual accounting if
