After the psych-folk journeying of his fourth full-length album Yours, Chris Garneau lands back on earth with his new single “Now On,” a grounded hymn of loss and liberation. Spare but
Will Wood has been said to have appeared out of nowhere, stumbling out of a hallucinogenic haze in 2015. He immediately began attracting attention and controversy with his eccentric and
Portland-based musician Tommy Alexander has always sounded remarkably like Johnny Cash. From the gruff vocals, stripped of all pretension, to the straight-forward honesty in his lyrics, it’s hard not to
Like a lot of musicians, Patrick Ames started writing songs when he was young. While music has always been a part of his life, he took a hiatus from writing
Chicago soul singer Gerald McClendon, the “Soul Keeper,” got a lift from last year’s Delta Roots release, Battle of the Blues: Chicago vs. Oakland, an album that revealed city favorites
If this is your introduction to Minnesota singer/songwriter Molly Maher you are in for a treat. If you are a follower, this may be a rather unexpected shift. Musicians often
No side is unscathed by the end of this bitter satire.
Third Man Records is excited to announce The Stooges‘ Live At Goose Lake: August 8, 1970. This previously-unheard, high-quality soundboard recording of the original Stooges lineup’s final performance — recorded just before the release
Fontaines D.C. has shared the opening track from their forthcoming album A Hero’s Death – out July 31 via Partisan. With its lonely intensity, “I Don’t Belong” stands in stark
Genre-bending artist Ron Gallo is back with a whole new unique mashup of influences creating his version of “pop music” with his latest video, “You Are Enough“. A song of
