Ah, Black Friday is here. This set of Sonny Rollins discoveries from the Dutch Jazz Archive is one of his four efforts (also George Coleman, Monty Alexander, Bill Evans) for
Ah, Black Friday is almost here. This features NEA Jazz Master tenor saxophonist George Coleman in an explosive set from Baltimore’s famed ballroom, the Left Bank in 1971. It is
Katarina Pejak is a classically-trained pianist who released three albums in her native Serbia. Through a variety of avenues, her attention turned to the blues, with influences like Otis Spann,
Listening again to the now forty-year-old Gaucho (released 11/21/80), it should come as no surprise this final album from the early phase of Steely Dan’s career is the complete antithesis
Atlanta-born, Nashville-based singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Old Sea Brigade (Ben Cramer) has shared “How It Works,” the first track from his forthcoming album and follow up to his acclaimed EP
Portland, OR-based indie rockers Rare Monk will be releasing their sophomore effort, Never Really Over in early 2021. When the songs for “Never Really Over” were written and recorded between
Adam Chaffins is an indie artist who grew up along Kentucky’s famed Country Music Highway 23 fascinated by the ’80s and ’90s country music stars from there. Following years of
Portland, Oregon-based musician/engineer/producer Steve Drizos will celebrate the release of Axiom on January 22, 2021 via Cavity Search Records. An eight-track collection of melodic rock, Axiom delivers guitar-fueled moments alongside
King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard have released a new album. That already sounds like a tired statement; any article written about one of their new releases over the last
Vermonter Marcie Hernandez croons with confident phrasing and a depth of emotion on her debut record Amanecer: a fitting title as “amanecer” is Spanish for sunrise. Now is the dawn
