Paul Cauthen is currently on a swing through the Western U.S., part of an extensive tour supporting his newest studio effort, Room 41. At a sold out Doug Fir Lounge
If nothing else, it’s the best cheesy late-90s action movie to be released in 20 years. Which admittedly isn’t saying much.
Stephen Clair’s Strange Perfume is a perfect homage to 1970s garage rock. Think in terms of the Modern Lovers or if David Bowie had gotten a crack at producing the
The acclaimed storyteller, one of our best songwriters in the past three decades, Chris Knight, returns with his first album in over seven years with Almost Daylight. This is Knight’s
Last summer at Newport Folk Festival there were many surprises but there was one that topped em all- a collaborative cover of Crosby Stills and Nash’s “Suite: Judy Blue Eyes.”
Marcus King today has announced the release of his genre-bending debut solo record, El Dorado – produced by Grammy Award winner Dan Auerbach and released on Jan 17 2019 on Fantasy Records.
Black Mountain has shared a new standalone single, “What’s Your Conquest?” Although separate from their new album, Destroyer, released earlier this year via Jagjaguwar, “What’s Your Conquest?” is in-step with the same vivacious
Gene Clark’s 1974 masterpiece No Other – one of the American singer-songwriter and Byrds founding member’s finest works – is being reissued by 4AD on November 8th 2019. Ahead of its release
In the Grateful Dead’s ongoing Thursday “All The Years Live” video series masterminded by archivist David Lemieux, today they shared a blistering “Let It Grow” from Orchard Park, NY 7/16/90
Greg Loiacono’s music has been more contemplative of late, it is paced and acoustic, evoking specific moods. And while they might be more subdued in sound and instrumentation, the lyrics
