Dating back to those halcyon days of the ’70s, Van Morrison has made something of a habit of releasing memorable records in the fall. Three Chords and the Truth is
Opening for Little Feat at Burlington’s venerable Flynn Center on October 20th, Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams almost, but not quite, stole the show from the headliners. Their choice of
Fresh off their last year’s Grammy-nominated Here in Babylon, it was finally the right time for Texas-bred, California-based Teresa James and her band, The Rhythm Tramps to capture their live
The most popular toy of all time, Play-Doh, is the title of pianist and composer, the Colorado-based Carmen Sandim’s album, perhaps serving as a metaphor for her facility with piano,
The Reverend Shawn Amos never knows when to quit- and that’s a good thing for listeners, as he returns with a new ripe single “Counting Down The Days.” The single
Lots of bands pay tribute to the music of the 1950s and 60s. It’s not a hard thing to list or mention your influences. The challenge is in actually nailing
Pianist/composer/beatsmith Javier Santiago had so much music in the can for his 2018 debut, Phoenix, that he reserved these more traditional, acoustic-oriented tracks for this, B-Sides: The Phoenix Sessions, a
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Redefining Home, the new album from Americana-meets-punk outfit Little Teeth, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full resolution
Singer-songwriter Nick Nace hearkens back in some ways to our favorite folk and roots singers. He tells stories that are both relatable and intriguing in a distinctively deep resonant voice,
On Monday night (10/21), the Melvins and Redd Kross brought the eclectic Escape From L.A. Tour to the Social in Orlando, Florida. With strikingly different but complementary acts, the bands
