[rating=7.00] There are few funkier than George Clinton. He is embarking on his final world tour with a new album to support, the first under the Parliament band name in
Teeming with otherworldly slide guitars, country psych, barn burning anthems, the fourth full length release from Louisiana native Brother Dege, Farmer’s Almanac, is a sprawling, southern concept album that further
[rating=8.00] Grant Green, despite his untimely death in 1979 at age 43, was amazingly prolific, having released 37 albums. At one point there were 15 unissued albums by 1971. Live
[rating=7.00] Mentions of dreams are sprinkled through Radio Sounds, veteran Nashville guitarist Tony Keats’ debut album as a singer-songwriter. It’s fair to say Keats has been wanting to go in
“Bulletproof Hearts (for Laura Jane)”, a chiming tribute to Laura Jane Grace of the punk rock band Against Me!, is the first single from Portland’s Americana rock band Hawks &
Tami Neilson won’t be staying New Zealand’s secret for much longer. For the past decade, the Canadian-born, New Zealand-based singer/songwriter has been the queen of her adopted homeland’s country and
Texas’ genre-bending rock ‘n’ roller Israel Nash announces the release of his fifth studio album, Lifted, on July 27th, 2018 via Desert Folklore Music/Thirty Tigers. Debuting the first single, “Rolling
Seminal alt-rockers Echo & the Bunnymen will release their new studio album, The Stars, The Oceans & The Moon on October 5th via BMG. As previously revealed, this album sees the band return to their
A couple of hours before the doors opened at The Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, Michigan, R&B/jazz artist Kandace Springs opened the door of her dressing room for an interview.
The Tillers have been thumping their own distinctive sound of string band style folk music for a decade, riding it all over the country and across the sea. Four studio
