Dirty Streets is a trio from Memphis whose albums have always been filled with soul-infused boogie rock songs that could just as easily have been recorded in the mid- to
Rock and roll resumes can be taken in varying degrees, but when you come across a Seattle veteran who has been in bands with various Emerald City greats, one has
Art pop legends The Mommyheads have released their aching new single, “Out From Under The Glass” from their long-awaited new album New Kings of Pop, due out on August 28, 2020,
“I think we put a lot of stock in debut albums and how they’re supposed to be some kind of mission statement for a career to come,” muses Noah Sacré,
Laura Veirs has announced her eleventh album titled My Echo due out 10/23 via Raven Marching Band and Bella Union. The album features Jim James, Bill Frisell, Karl Blau, M. Ward and others. Veirs shared
Trey Anastasio will release his new album, Lonely Trip, tomorrow, July 31, on his own Rubber Jungle Records. The songs that make up Lonely Trip were written and recorded during lockdown at his
Continuing celebrations around the 50th anniversary of Glastonbury Festival this year, R.E.M.’s historic headline set from the Pyramid Stage in 1999 will be released globally next Thursday (August 6). Fans can
Coming off of 2019’s highly regarded debut LP Drogal, the Dublin based post-punk band Fontaines D.C. return with their follow up – A Hero’s Death. The band has eased back
Medeski Martin & Wood have traveled a most intriguing career path over the course of their near-thirty years together. Since their formation as an unusually ambitious jazz trio through the
Long-time admirers of Paul Kelly know to expect the unexpected from the brilliant Australian composer, performer and recording artist. Still, Please Leave Your Light On may surprise even died-in-the-wool fans
