How do you leave behind the horrors of war and find love in a strange land? How have generations upon generations rebuilt their lives in unwelcoming new homes? And where
About a third of the way into their Saturday night set at Portland, Oregon’s Doug Fir Lounge on March 24, The Mother Hips guitarist/vocalist Greg Loiacono introduced “It’s Alright,” a
Australian indie rockers Gang of Youths brought their explosive live show toNew York, New York’s Bowery Ballroom on March 25, 2018.
Huntington Beach-based singer-songwriter David Rosales is a Los Angeles-native raised in a mixed family of seven brothers and sisters. At eleven years old he was given his first guitar by
[rating=7.00] Stars for Eyes is easily Mark Huff’s most accessible effort yet. It’s a set of songs that shows him making a stunning turn, from the darker, drier material that
JoJo Hermann (Widespread Panic) is back on the road this Spring with his band Slim Wednesday celebrating the release of their new album, Reptile Show. Slim Wednesday focuses on the sound of New
White Denim have announced June U.S. headlining tour dates, starting in Atlanta, GA on the 19th and ending in Wellfleet, MA on the 30th. Tickets go on sale this Friday, March
Omnivore Recordings will embark upon an ambitious reissue of three classic albums by the Posies, who celebrate their 20th anniversary this year. A PledgeMusic pre-order campaign has launched. Dear 23 will arrive June 15, 2018; Frosting on
We often liberally use the term artist in a one-dimensional sense when referring to musicians. Phil Madeira, on the other hand, is as multi-dimensional as one could be. He is
With the home release of Star Wars: The Last Jedi, we look back on what made it such a great installment on the saga.
