Steph Green’s debut album, Thanks for That was recorded to tape over the course of three years in various houses throughout New Orleans and is set to be released on
Hard Rock New Jersey-based trio Shred Flintstone have been laying some excellent foundations in original music with some EPs and their first full-length album, They’re Not There, and now their
Sixteen Jackies’ Hostile Architecture is an EP about the baggage that comes with growing up queer and closeted and the problems that that baggage creates down the line. We tried out a
Few things seem more inevitable than the convergence of the two Chicago institutions the Hush Drops and Pravda Records. Pravda Records has been documenting an impressive and varied roster of
In a career spanning more than forty years so far, Lydia Lunch has taken on many roles: musician, writer, spoken word poet, self-empowerment speaker, podcaster, and actress, just to name
The year is 2021. If you are reading this, the world has rebounded from the worst year most living people can remember. Sure, there have been worse years in the
Eightfold Path by the reunited Sunwatcher Quartet was recorded completely outside and inspired by Buddhist teachings which one will quickly glean by seeing the titles of eight compositions beginning with
Kinds of Love is borne out of a year of reflection when we focused on the things that are most important to us, family, friends, close relationships and for most
Riddy Arman is a Montana ranch hand recently compared to icons like Dolly Parton & Johnny Cash. Arman’s most recent single, “Spirits, Angels, Or Lies,” was released last week ahead
Last year seemed to brim with transformational potential for Christopher Paul Stelling. For the better part of a decade, he had been a feverish and itinerant troubadour, spilling guts and
