One of the most endlessly fascinating aspects of the pursuit of passion for music is observing the evolution of the artists. And that process becomes all the more thought-provoking when
It seems rather appropriate that the Tulsa-based Pilgrim opted to record their latest – No Offense, Nevermind, Sorry – at Leon Russell’s former Paradise Studios. Much like Russell’s impressive mix of
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Home Video, the new album from Lucy Dacus, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for
LEVITATION Austin is returning for another genre-spanning lineup bringing artists together from across the globe for its 12th edition. Happening in Austin, TX on October 28-31, LEVITATION will continue to
Shortly after announcing a tour with Jeff Parker, Steve Gunn is back with his sixth studio LP Other You that will be released on August 27th on Matador. Recorded during two
Deer Tick have returned with a New Single and Live Album. ‘If She Could Only See Me Now’ is the band’s first official recording since their 2019 compilation album ‘Mayonnaise’. In addition to the single
Mogwai has shared dates for their upcoming 2022 North American tour. Their return marks the band’s first live performances in support of As The Love Continues, which scored the band’s
As if hinting to prospective listeners via the interrogatory in its title, The English Beat proffered some markedly different sounds on its sophomore LP compared to its debut. But the
Long before JP Harris came down off the mountain in rural New England and settled into Nashville; before he toured the country playing stripped down, country music free of pretentiousness;
Rooted in Waynesboro, PA, Ethan Larsh’s music is an amalgamation of classic and contemporary influences, some parts Lennon/McCartney, other parts Wilco and White Stripes, and then even Flaming Lips –
