Three consecutive days of gloomy rain gave way to a dark and stormy Halloween night, when Sleater-Kinney conjured their latest acclaimed album The Center Won’t Hold and throwback tracks alike.
Country music is the sound of hard-working, country-bound rejects trying to make ends meet. These rejects are misunderstood, but they’re good people. Struggling is part of their everyday life, yet
Germany is probably not the first place that comes to mind when you think of funk bands. After all, Germany isn’t necessarily known for being fun and upbeat. However, the
Hilarious and poignant, Jojo Rabbit makes satire great again.
Rebecca Pidgeon celebrates the national release of a new double 20-song full-length album, Sudden Exposure to Light (includes the 10-track album Comfort), with a monthly residency at The Hotel Café
New Zealand’s French for Rabbits have established themselves as a world-class act with seven international tours under their belt and festival appearances from Iceland to Austin. Fronted by the delicately
The packaging for the 25th Anniversary Edition of R.E.M.’s Monster is perfectly appropriate to the turning point this ninth album represented for the group. The five CDs plus a Blu-Ray
Since its inception in 1991, The Bootleg Series of Bob Dylan has evolved to the point where each successive release has become distinct and complete unto itself. Yet Vol. 15
Oceans Of The Moon, led by Rick Pelletier of Six Finger Satellite and La Machine, released their self-titled debut album by John Dwyer (Oh Sees frontman) on Castle Face this past July. Formed as an
Mike Zito is best known as a blues musician and rightly so considering he has released some blistering blues albums. But he also has a rock n roll side, and
