King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard have released a new album. That already sounds like a tired statement; any article written about one of their new releases over the last
Vermonter Marcie Hernandez croons with confident phrasing and a depth of emotion on her debut record Amanecer: a fitting title as “amanecer” is Spanish for sunrise. Now is the dawn
Dead Rock West, the acclaimed Los Angeles-based band led by Cindy Wasserman and Frank Lee Drennen never let their boots down and their new single “Revolution in the Garden” is equally poignant,
Riz Ahmed gives an emotional performance in this powerful new film.
Chico Mann was a member of Antibalas, so it’s fair to say that he knows his way around funk. In fact, when he moved from New York to Los Angeles,
Destiny Street was the follow-up album to one of the greatest punk albums of all time, 1977’s Blank Generation. The album was originally recorded in 1981 and released in 1982,
Goldensuns is a brotherhood, quite literally. Made up of the Meier brothers, Chase (vocals/bass), Jantzen (guitar), and Weston (drums), their music is rooted in tight compositions that make you feel everything
Matt Lorenz, the western Massachusetts-based musician who tours and records as the one-man band The Suitcase Junket, calls the music on his new album “The End Is New” ‘doom folk’,
It is hard for us all right now. Covid, hurricanes, tornadoes, and a grim political stage have all managed to change the face of America as we knew it. In
Pianist Holly Bowling’s third studio album, Seeking All That’s Still Unsung, completes a circle—sort of. Her similarly-titled sophomore effort, Better Left Unsung, was wholly comprised of Grateful Dead material and
