Garcia Live Volume 12 offers some of, if not the most spirited, edgy performances yet released in this archival series. And while it’s not quite accurate to assign all the
The fourth full-length offering from Brooklyn based artist TORRES (aka Mackenzie Scott) is her first self-produced effort and as she states, it is “the exact record I wanted to make”.
One of roots music’s best bands returns as leader Eric Brace rounds up his bandmates in Last Train Home for the band’s tenth, perhaps most fully realized album on Daytime
FUZZ, comprised of Ty Segall (drums, vocals), Charles Moothart (guitar, vocals), and Chad Ubovich (bass, vocals), announces a North American tour – their first since winter 2015. The band will bring their rowdy live shows across the states,
The holiday spirit swept into the new decade as Nikki Glaspie put together an all-star cast for a memorable show on January 24, 2020, at The Mint in Los Angeles.
The Band’s appearance at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center had the potential to be triumphant, if for no other reason than the venerable open-air venue, summer home of the Philadephia
The iconic 86-year-old Wayne Shorter is revered in the top echelon of jazz greats both as a player and composer. Wynton Marsalis, the Artistic and Managing Director said it succinctly,
It’s interesting to ponder on what kind of music Miles Davis would be making today if he were alive. Perhaps the latest effort, Absurd in the Anthropocene from widely hailed
It was a night of wild guitar heroics as prog-rock legends plus hard rock virtuoso guitarists performed at the legendary Roxy Theatre on the Sunset Strip in Hollywood, California. On
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Watch It Burn, the new album from Washington D.C. punk rockers American Television, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full resolution
