Bad Religion and Chicago cult rock heroes Alkaline Trio have announced their rescheduled North American co-headlining tour. Originally meant to take place in the Spring of 2020, the rescheduled tour will kick
Though the latest release from The Mountain Goats, Dark in Here, may (from the title) seem like another album created during quarantine, it was actually recorded the second week of
Former burlesque performer, comedian, and multi-media storyteller Scout Durwood released her first musical album from Blue Elan, titled Take One Thing Off in 2017, and it quickly morphed into a
Two of the most iconic female singers of jazz and blues, Nina Simone and Etta James, are superb choices to initiate BMG’s new collection series. The Montreux Years, chronicling legendary
Gabe Dixon has played the sideman for decades, recording and touring with everyone from Paul McCartney and Alison Krauss to the Tedeschi Trucks Band, but his latest solo LP shows
Left Vessel is a multi-instrumentalist from Portland who creates experimental indie folk. He also creates sound art, which he defines as “any sonic experience outside of traditionally performed/created music that
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Daggers, the new album from Jim Ward, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full
Joe Bourdet is a singer-songwriter from California. While his sound is definitely influenced by Laurel Canyon, his geographic whereabouts are less important than the fact that he sounds like he’s
Young hearts and old souls. The most liberal cowboy in the U.S. of A. met with the Dutch queen of Americana in his home state of Arkansas, in the fall
Acclaimed singer, songwriter and musician Liz Cooper will release her anticipated new album, Hot Sass, September 3 via Thirty Tigers (pre-order here). Ahead of the release, the album’s first single,
