Seldom does an artist burst upon the scene with an impressive debut like Seven Angels from NYC-based trumpeter, composer, arranger and now bandleader John Lake. He made his mark in
Alto saxophonist/composer Bobby Watson debuts a new incarnation of his renowned band Horizon on Keepin’ It Real, furthering a legacy endowed by Watson’s days as one of Art Blakey’s Jazz
Waylon Payne has been singing on stage since he was three years old with his mother, country singer, Sammi Smith. Smith had the mega-crossover hit song “Help Me Make It
Today, NYC based Bloody Your Hands have announced the release of their sophomore album, Sunday Scaries. The album with their nod to 90’s indie and punk, will be released on
Patrick Krief has turned on, tuned in, dropped out and come out the other side with a psychedelic masterpiece of secular shamanistic humanism. On Chemical Trance, which is due out
When Eric “Roscoe” Ambel gets behind a project, one needs to take notice. You can always count on visceral rock n’ roll and sassy attitude which is exactly what he
The Poland-based Marcin Wasilewski Trio has been playing together since their high school days and the current lineup has been in place since 1993, a remarkable achievement for any jazz
The debut full length from Melbourne, Australia based Bananagun is an excitingly intoxicating mix of genres. Taking inspiration from such wide-ranging influences as afro-funk, retro soul, exotica jazz, folk, rock
Once a bastion of camaraderie and artistic good will, the Mendoza Line is now an enterprise entirely shot through with and utterly hollowed out by hatred. Specifically, the women hate
Last Friday (6/19), Bob Dylan released Rough and Rowdy Ways, his first album of originals since 2012’s Tempest. The album contains blues romps, hymns, dirges, meditations—all forms that allow Dylan
