Trombonist, composer, bandleader, festival owner, label owner, record producer and entrepreneur Austrian Paul Zauner has led his Blue Brass unit since the ‘90s, at times featuring key guests. Roots n’
LP5 is the 6th studio album from German electronic artist Apparat. It is a balm for a troubled world: at once relaxing, invigorating, and simply beautiful. Fans of Apparat’s side
The Who has one of the greatest rock legacies in music history, they’re one of the all-time great live bands, have sold over 100 million records worldwide including 9 US
Wheels don’t need to be reinvented to be appreciated. If nothing else, Haunt proves that.
On Wednesday, September 11th, New Belgium Brewery and the Orange Peel hosted a triple bill of Shakey Graves, Dr. Dog, and Liz Cooper & the Stampede.
Atmospheric dream-pop quartet Billie Gale is a musical monument to songwriter Beth Garber’s late mother. Billie Gale—the woman—was a classic feminist, a combination of soft and strong, and the band
Mike Reilly has made a name for himself as a songwriter’s drummer, touring, recording, and writing with Hoots & Hellmouth, Ha Ha Tonka, The Spring Standards, Matt Nakoa, Freddy and
Yes, we bring you another duo, but it certainly sounds like a big band on several tunes. Kurt and Brianna Jorgensen (The Jorgensens) step forth with their second album, The
Apparently pleased with the freedom found the first time he devoted an entire EP to songs of other artists, Greg Laswell offers a belated sequel a full decade later and
Lenny Kravitz brought his colorful and enigmatic display of rock to Minneapolis’ Orpheum Theatre on 9/8/19. Photos by Billy Briggs
