Akron, Ohio’s own, Chrissie Hynde, is back with the Pretender’s 11th studio album, Hate for Sale – a tasty, ten-track nugget that rocks, rolls and everything else in between. In just over forty
TEOA (The End of America) is a band of friends, singers and travelers who blend three-part harmony with indie rock and folk. The Philadelphia/NYC outfit credits their name to a
Nashville’s The Danberrys are somehow both charmingly old-world and very much of this moment. The married couple’s rich pastoral blues and muscly folk evoke the big-hearted storytelling of pioneering giants
Pianist Christian Sands is fascinated with the element of water – vital to life, surrounding us in so many ways, calm and beautiful and by turns turbulent and devastating. This
Today, IDLES have shared a new song “A Hymn” – the emotional centerpiece off the Bristol band’s forthcoming LP, Ultra Mono (out Sept 25th via Partisan). The accompanying music video
Brooklyn-based Americana singer-songwriter Kevin Daniel lays a stroke of compelling grace and folksy warmth mixed with contagious hooks: fans of Drive-By Truckers and Chris Stapleton will certainly enjoy. 2019 saw
Concord Jazz is set to release Chick Corea‘s new live album, Plays on August 28. On this spirited 2-CD/3-LP solo set, the acclaimed pianist engages with several of his favorite
Americana songwriter. Rock and roll guitarist. Dedicated cosmic country road warrior. Producer. After a slew of critically acclaimed independent albums and thousands of cross-country shows, Jerry Castle has carved out
Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers were seminally vital in the development of Blue Note Records. Blakey, beginning in 1947 and continuing for over the next two decades, made more
We last heard from Chris Stamey on his double CD vocal/orchestral mammoth project with many high profile guests, last year’s New Songs for the 20th Century Vol. 1 &2. That
