Khruangbin – the trio of Laura Lee Ochoa (bass), Mark Speer (guitar), and Donald “DJ” Johnson (drums) – has released the new single, “So We Won’t Forget,” a track from their
The Oakland based Once & Future Band’s latest release Deleted Scenes combines their love of larger than life psychedelic pop, progressive influences and overall 70’s aesthetic in throwback fashion. The band, Joel Robinow (keyboards,
Rooted in distorted grit, punk energy, and American songbook eloquence, Dramarama has always been both classic and cutting-edge. With the group’s seventh full-length and first album in 15 years, Color
“Music is magic. It’s mood management and it’s a way to connect, especially during uncertain times,” shares Leanne Kelly, primary songwriter of New Spell. New Spell—which also features drummer Jacob
Every so often it’s good to step out of your comfort zone. Rather than siding with his usual social causes and left-wing leanings, Steve Earle decided to make an album
Vinyl Me, Please (VMP) today has announced VMP Anthology: The Story of the Grateful Dead — a limited-edition exclusive 8-album, 14-disc set that illustrates and captures the breadth and influence
Roughly forty-six years after its original recording, Neil Young announces the release of one his most storied and sought-after albums ever, Homegrown. Often referred to by fans as one of Young’s mysterious, great
“Music to me, whatever kind it is, it’s inspiring to me, meaningful to me; it gives my life meaning and writing songs gives my life purpose.” Willie Nile released his
Portland, Oregon has always been a groovy place and musicians like Ripley Johnson are the reason why. Best known as one half of droning psych funkers Moon Duo and the
Making it as an artist today can require a heavy helping of DIY spirit, and Tommy Alexander has that in spades. It carried the California born musician all the way to
