[rating=8.00] It seems that there’s a revival of funk guitarists going on. Just two weeks after Resonance released three albums of Grant Green’s evolution funk from the 70s, Omnivore has
Ween returned to Red Rocks for two nights (6/5 and 6/6) and didn’t repeat a song over the course of the two-night stand. Deaner and Gener were in fine form
A reformed wild child, in recent years Kate Vargas has traded the party for meditation, yoga, clean eating and a renewed focus on what she values most—her music. The New
Graveltooth hails from Hudson Bend, TX. Their sound takes an old school, down and dirty approach to rock and roll, with heartfelt lyrics and soulful grooves that often venture into
On Monday, June 4, the Moda Center in Portland, OR played host to a parade of hits when legendary rock outfits the Doobie Brothers and Steely Dan brought their co-headlining
[rating=9.00] The last three and a half years have been really tough for San Francisco’s Mother Hips. This band has weathered a series of setbacks that, short of the death
[rating=8.00] While most of the hip-hop world’s focus centers around the Pusha T-Drake beef, in case you missed it A$AP Rocky released a very personal and groundbreaking album Testing on 5/26. Testing
If you were in New York City this past weekend, there was a battle going on. You may not have noticed it, but rest assured there was a war being
Writer/director Drew Pearce on how the culture of Los Angeles, Korean cinema, and video stores influenced the making of ‘Hotel Artemis’
Los Angeles based artist, Beard Bates returns after having lived in a self-imposed reclusion from the record industry and perhaps life in general. Bates–foremost a prolific musician, writer, abstract painter
