Born out of a solo project, songwriter, Hugh Jepson started Soft Cheese to move in a new musical direction – a challenge to exercise more restraint and write more intentionally.
Wet Leather are stuck between stations. The odd-band out and the perpetual underdog, they’ve stayed around the New York scene long enough to see their favorite venues shuttered, to watch great bands
Drive–By Truckers are celebrating the physical release of their acclaimed second album of 2020, The New OK, by sharing the official music video for their fiery cover of The Ramones’ classic “The KKK
Southern California has long been known for its beach culture and zen lifestyle, and We the Commas is bringing a fresh perspective to its hometown mantra. The emerging San Diego-based
A six-piece band of multi-instrumentalists, Glom is a classic alt-rock inspired act formed in Brooklyn, New York. The group started when childhood friends Sean Dunnevant, Peter Beiser, Sahil Ansari, and
Stockholm post-punk band Viagra Boys have dropped a new single from their forthcoming album Welfare Jazz out January 8th via YEAR0001. “In Spite Of Ourselves” (below) featuring Amy Taylor of
A year, a week and a day from their last live performance at KROQ’s Almost Acoustic Christmas, critically acclaimed alternative rock band Jimmy Eat World are excited to announce Phoenix Sessions, a global stream
Phish in the mid ’90s was largely a secret community. Dorm rooms and high school cafeterias pulsed with talk about Phish… what the hell was Gamehedge?, what do they say
While I don’t think anyone would ever characterize Mark Oliver Everett’s music as optimistic, his latest effort, Earth To Dora, is probably the closest he has come in decades. Recording
Christopher McKittrick’s previous book, Can’t Give It Away On Seventh Avenue: The Rolling Stones in New York City, is an adoring if ultimately academic chronology of the iconic British band’s
