Back for her second solo album, powerhouse vocalist Sarah Potenza is intent on empowering women and, for that matter, all of us, on her Road to Rome. It follows her
Up until just a few years ago, Leo Bud Welch was living in a disheveled shack in Mississippi’s Hill County without plumbing or electricity as depicted in the documentary Late
Brie Larson shines in an otherwise rote origin story.
Paul Weller’s Other Aspects is certainly an understatement of a title. Live At The Royal Festival Hall comes from two October 2018 concerts the one-time titular leader of The Jam
Bumbasee, the first solo project by LA-based producer Alex Tirheimer, is reactionary to the rules that music is supposed to follow. After a series of late-night sessions with no intention
Don’t let the big guns distract you, there are some great smaller films you need to see at this year’s SXSW.
Australian trio Huntly have spent the last few years honing a unique style of pop music that defies genres. Through an array of pop, R&B, techno and drum and bass,
The Black Keys have returned today with their song “Lo/Hi” (Nonesuch Records), the first new music from the band since their 2014 album, Turn Blue. Check it out below.. “Lo/Hi” was written
Karl Denson has been busy his whole career, backing Lenny Kravitz, forming the legendary Greyboy All-Stars, establishing his Tiny Universe’s jamband sound and most recently joining The Rolling Stones on
Just when we thought we’ve exhausted Townes Van Zandt’s catalog, his surviving family – his wife Jeanene, along with his children, J.T., Will, and Katie Bell have found and authorized
