If you’re familiar with Marcus King Band, you know that it’s a healthy blend of rock and soul that makes for some irresistible songs and shows. On his new solo
American singer-songwriter Gary Douglas of The Gary Douglas Band has long been waging a battle with the forces of greed and injustice, both as a rebel rocker and as a
From the dreamy, confessional indie-rock that fills her newest release, Bad Actor, to the bluegrass and old-time roots music that soundtracked her upbringing in small-town Pennsylvania, Jen Starsinic has spent much
After going on hiatus following their So Long, Farewell Tour in 2016, Motion City Soundtrack made their highly anticipated return to NYC in 2020. At a sold-out night at Webster
As we mourn the sudden passing of Neil Peart at 67 this week, who was arguably rock’s greatest drummer and a sublime lyricist. What separated Peart from “other” drummers was
“I love it that phonograph records are popular again,” enthuses Marshall Crenshaw. “They were consigned to oblivion by the music business back when I was recording for Razor & Tie,
Silver Medal is a 5-piece rock band from Portland, Oregon that has taken rhythm-driven pop in one hand, a dog-eared existentialist novel in the other, and shaken the hell out
Despite its commitment to convention, The Song of Names casts an emotional spell.
Who said movies have to break ground?
The latest edition of Paul Kelly’s Songs From the South illustrates quite vividly why the man is something of a folk hero in his native Australia. More to the point
