Last Thursday on Thanksgiving, Kurt Vile returned to Late Night With Seth Meyers to perform John Prine’s classic song, “Speed and the Sound of Loneliness.” Vile traveled to the studio last
2020 surely was a weird one and still is. Ask anyone what their favorite live show of the years was and your pretty much going back to a two and
Movie Club is an instrumental duo from Venice Beach, California. That in itself tells you a couple things. It tells you that this duo isn’t interested in traditional band structure
Only a place like Montana could have fostered the splintered artistic visions of someone as wonderfully askew as Izaak Opatz. With his time split between Big Sky wilderness and the
From the start, Son Lux has operated as something akin to a sonic test kitchen. The band strives to question deeply held assumptions about how music is made and reconstruct
Boston-based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Kaiti Jones writes songs to make sense of the world, as potent storytellers do. Her songs are a garden that she tends to, rooted in existential
The Jimi Hendrix Experience concert played on July 30th, 1970 during The Cry of Love tour dubbed Rainbow Bridge has always been a bit confusing for Hendrix fans. The 1971
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Smashing Pumpkins has always been a band that bucks trends, incorporating psychedelia and metal at a time when it was anything but cool in the alternative world, using densely layered
Lucy Lu is the moniker of London born artist and producer Luke Bower. Donning the name just before his 21st birthday, it’s ambiguity is useful – often the project shape-shifts from 11
