Perhaps the most curious aspect of that headline is “genre debut.” The nearly 18-year-old Canadian singer-songwriter Maya Rae was singing sophisticated jazz at age 12, recorded her first jazz album
With every independent music venue in Seattle currently closed due to COVID-19 social distancing, we are looking at the immediate end of music in Seattle in one month. Seattle already
Thundercat has been crafting genre-bending music for years, but 2017’s Drunk was a break out record propelling Stephen Lee Bruner to a higher level. His follow up, It Is What
Today, country artist Orville Peck has shared his new, self-produced track “Summertime” via Columbia Records. In tandem with the new song, Orville has also released the official video for “Summertime.”
On June 5, Yep Roc Records will release Lay It On Me, Nick Lowe’s third EP in two years with backing from Los Straitjackets. The limited-edition EP, recorded at Sawhorse
This may well be a coming-out party for vocalist Berit Ulseth of The Claudettes, a quartet still very much centered on Johnny Iguana’s punk-blues, garage rock piano. High Times in
Spring ’90 is synonymous with many things to many people, but in the Grateful Dead world, it was perhaps one of the most vital tours in the beloved band’s history:
This writer recalls the scene on New York’s Lower East side twenty years ago when Fiona McBain and Liz Tormes began singing together, witnessing those NYC shows of Ollabelle at
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Revolution Spring, the new album from Detroit punks The Suicide Machines, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the
In what their fans hope isn’t a cruel April Fools joke, the four-members of Phish revealed from their separate isolation spots, during the set break of their Tuesday night (3/31)
