The latest installment of Phish’s weekly archival livestream video series Dinner And A Movie features the January 15, 2017 show from Riviera Maya in Quintana Roo, Mexico. This show, which
Funk legend Maceo Parker is set to release his first studio album in eight years, ‘Soul Food – Cooking with Maceo,’ on June 26th. His 16th solo album and first
Anyone familiar with Archers of Loaf’s uncategorizable rock and roll will rightly assume that their influences swing wildly, and one glance into the artists they’ve covered—Treepeople, Red Sovine via Tom
With the release of Making A Door Less Open Car Seat Headrest subsequently announced a decisive shift in their overall sound. Without completely abandoning the staples that have turned a
Anyone who complained that American Aquarium’s 2018 album Things Change was “too political,” should probably sit this new one out as well. Lamentations is BJ Barham’s strongest work yet lyrically,
From from bewitching, this indie horror leaves much to be desired.
It’s a measure of the profound influence Jerry Garcia continues to wield that contemporary musicians remain so inclined to exhibit the results of his inspiration. And such displays, like The
Venezuelan pianist and Latin Grammy nominee Gabriel Chakarji augments his trio for his studio recording debut New Beginning, redefining the relationship between jazz and Afro-South American/Caribbean music with eight original
In 1966, when Brian Wilson prepared the follow-up to his masterpiece Pet Sounds, he employed the services of the Mississippi-born, L.A.-based musical jack-of-all-trades Van Dyke Parks as lyricist for the Beach Boys’ next album, SMiLE. As history would
This week’s edition of the Grateful Dead’s recurring YouTube series All The Years Live features a moving take on the Garcia/Hunter gem “Black Peter.” Recorded during the group’s July 8,
