Critically acclaimed The Milk Carton Kids have just debuted their new track “I’ll Be Gone” today. The track hails from their forthcoming album The Only Ones, set for release on October 18 via the band’s own Milk Carton Records imprint in partnership
Linda Ronstadt: The Sound of My Voice may be the most well-wrought bio-pic/documentary of a contemporary musical figure in recent memory. Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman’s film moves at a
Since forming in 2011, the Brooklyn-based shoegaze psych-rock band DIIV (pronounced “Dive”) have steadily gained a reputation for solid records and heavy live shows. After releasing their debut, Oshin, the
Over the past twenty-five years that Wilco has been recording, the band has released ten albums with many side projects in the interim. Each album has had its own unique
Lacking any real punch, the joke’s on only the audience.
The Ropeadope label, which is rather faintly displayed on Jon Regen’s exciting new singer-songwriter recording, Higher Ground, usually suggests progressive, improvisational, and left of center jazz. This is not to
For its 5th year, Louder Than Life found a new venue at the Highland Festival Grounds in Louisville, Kentucky with one of their most impressive lineups yet. From September 27-29th,
To many casual ears, piano trios are dismissed as “boring.” Perhaps those folks haven’t heard these classics: Bud Powell – The Genius of Bud Powell, Ahmad Jamal’s But Not For
Eclectic blues/hip-hop artist G. Love has announced the January 17 release of The Juice via Philadelphonic/Thirty Tigers, and a 2020 tour in support. Co-produced and co-written with four time Grammy award-winner Keb’ Mo’, The Juice is an electrifying album that
As opening lines go ‘I don’t care, I know you’re going to hate this song, and that’s fair we never really got along’ from The Who’s new single “All This Music
