The story of Indubious is not for the faint of heart. Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, Indubious was forged in the fires of pain and destruction. Evton and
Phoenix’s famous blues club, The Rhythm Room, run by traditional blues harmonicist Bob Corritore (originally from Chicago) has provided him the opportunity to record sessions with the club’s many performers. Over
On November 20th, The War On Drugs will release their new album, LIVE DRUGS, via bandleader Adam Granduciel’s Super High Quality Records. Today, they announce The Super High Quality Podcast and present the album’s second single, “Accidentally Like A Martyr
Matilda Mann is a remarkable 20 year old singer-songwriter from London who like Leslie Feist, possesses a keen gift for delivering smart and concise lyrics that ripple softly across direct
Amanda Shires debuts the official video for “The Problem” via CMT; check it out below. The track featuring Jason Isbell was released to coincide with International Safe Abortion Day, with all proceeds benefitting the Yellowhammer Fund,
Like many others, Portland, Oregon artist Maria DeHart writes about what she knows, so when nothing is happening, there isn’t much to write about. Except, perhaps, about the fact that
Today, Parquet Courts has announced “On Time,” a concert livestream and retrospective in celebration of the 10th anniversary of their first show. The show, filmed live at Brooklyn’s Pioneer Works, will air
Punk/folk poet Rafael Vigilantics captures Southwestern gothic in sound on the exceptional fourth album Blue River, Grey Sky, set to release November 13. Born to a New Mexico folk singer
As stated in another outlet the first time this writer saw Chris Stapleton live was in a hotel room for a radio taping with his then band, The SteelDrivers, a
Difficult as it may be to believe half a century on, Derek and The Dominos’ Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs (released 11/9/70) was not wholeheartedly embraced by critics or
