Coming on the heels of their well received 2018 release ATW, All Them Witches experienced some changes and opportunities. For their follow up Nothing as the Ideal, the group has
James Lee Baker is another thoughtful, relatively unknown singer-songwriter making an impact lately. But this is much more than just another effort. The CD has an enclosed detailed booklet with
Devendra Banhart has released an Amazon Original cover of The Grateful Dead’s “Franklin’s Tower,” available to stream and purchase only on Amazon Music and can be heard below Banhart’s cover is released in honor of the
King Khan is excited to announce his first-ever jazz album, titled The Infinite Ones (due October 30, 2020 via Khannibalism / Ernest Jenning Record Co.). Stream album opener “Wait Till The Stars Burn” below.. The album features contributions from Marshall
It’s only right that the new Stuffy Shmitt album comes out in the “WTF” months that we now perilously call 2020. Stuff Happens is Shmitt’s first record in eight years
What began as raucous noise in a Maine basement is poised to be the soundtrack to many a socially distanced soiree as Kurt Baker gets back to his roots on
Hadley and Mia are best friends. They formed Shutups together in 2015 after a brief period of disconnect; Hadley moving home with his parents as Mia moved to Oakland in
Celebrated Malian songwriter and guitarist Afel Bocoum gathers a slew of guests and collaborators for his latest release, Lindé. Named after the wild expanse near Bocoum’s hometown of Niafunké, Lindé is a blend
Peter Parcek is one of the most criminally underrated blues guitarists despite having earned a BMA nomination ten years ago. While folks like Joe Bonamassa, Walter Trout, and Kenny Wayne
Quintron & Miss Pussycat return for their first proper studio album in nine years! The Q & P experience is one of barely controlled electronic chaos, “Swamp-Tech” dance beats, small
