There’s nothing like an explosively passionate guitar rock song. The Heartways, a new project led by Peaches collaborator and guitarist Saskia Hahn endures encapsulating stylish rock from eras that wink at impressionists
Writeup by David Haynes Melanie Alanna Glenn is a singer-songwriter with a soft and soothing indie-folk sound. She widens eyes with raw, soulful moments through a combination of originals and
On her latest, Carsie Blanton delivers quite possibly the catchiest protest album in years. Themes of protest and justice are slathered all over Love & Rage, but the lyrics are
Anybody who was a live music fan in the ’90s most likely crossed paths with one of the many ambitiously scoped songs Lo Faber wrote or co-wrote with his band
You are on the precipice of the ultimate unknown. You are the pulse of doubt in a scientist’s brain. You are standing in the ashes of a world you once
The Dance, NATL PARK SRVC’s debut album, is more than just an escape — it’s a culmination. Every teenage emotion that felt too big to be real comes swirling together
The Shootouts is a band that came together because of a love of classic country music among its members. You don’t have to listen to much of their music to
In a similar vein to the better known Tinarawen, hailing also from Africa, comes Innov Gnawa, a Grammy-nominated musical group of Moroccan expats, making their Daptone Records debut with Lila.
Hearing saxophonist Vincent Herring’s recent battles with COVID-19 makes it impossible not to root for him and embrace his inner drive that resulted in Preaching to the Choir. Herring’s story
When the members of New Orleans group Dumpstaphunk started recording their first new album in seven years, they weren’t anticipating that the world would go to shit. Throughout their career,
