Hailing from Louisville, Kentucky, Sound Company makes its own kind of rock & roll, mixing psychedelic swagger with rhythmic, groove-driven stomp. The band is thrilled to announce the release of their
“Last time we played Mercury Lounge,” remarked PUP singer/guitarist Stefan Babcock. “This feels a little different.” The sold-out show the Toronto punk rockers hosted at Brooklyn Steel on Friday, April
When Resonance Records undertakes a project, they persist even if it takes seven years as did in this case from unearthing yet more work from iconic jazz guitarist Wes Montgomery.
It was about two years ago when I first encountered Julia Jacklin, on an unseasonably frigid day in July at the Newport Folk Festival. She played a haunting set, her
In what may or may not be the swan song for Foxygen, the indie duo has released a nine-track collection of tightly crafted pop songs. Seeing Other People is the
A genre as timeless as folk possesses its icons of every age. From the wandering minstrels of ages past who passed tales on between generations to popular giants of the
Trombone Shorty (aka Troy Andrews) is determined to keep the music of New Orleans going for future generations. His Trombone Shorty Foundation and its Trombone Shorty Academy provide musically gifted
More people would probably go to church if it were anything like Slim Cessna’s punkish, backwoods tent revival, where Old Testament-style wrath reigns supreme. Rising from the fertile ground of
Legacy Recordings, a division of Sony Music Entertainment, will release Ride Me Back Home — Willie Nelson’s new studio album (and 13th for the label) — on Friday, June 21.
Sara Rachele’s new LP, Scorpio Moon (out May 31st on Angrygal Records) was recorded live to tape in Brooklyn, N.Y., with Binky Griptite and other members of Amy Winehouse & Sharon Jones’
