Ask anyone who’s caught them live and you’ll hear the same thing: It’s simply impossible to see Lara Hope & the Ark-Tones perform and not have a great time. A
Sailor June is the solo musical project of singer–songwriter Juniper Jefferies. The Nashville native’s sound mixes elements of shoegaze, grunge, and alternative rock/pop. June thrives in the duality of light
The Foons are a synth-heavy indie-rock band out of Chicago, with roots in the Bay Area. The group is comprised of songwriter and multi-Instrumentalist Erik Rothlind, Ross Donewald on keys, drummer/producer Taed Cejtin, and
Saxophonist Dave McMurray has announced a July 16th release date for Grateful Deadication, his sophomore release for Blue Note Records. On the new full-length, McMurray takes his gritty, soulful Detroit
After two albums and a bestselling book fixating on her mother’s death, Michelle Zauner (Japanese Breakfast) is ready to focus on herself, and she has a lot to be happy
Maybe next time they can conjure up a better script.
Rating: B- With the use of personal surveillance technology on the rise amongst police departments across the country, ethical concerns are becoming an increasingly prevalent part of the national dialogue.
On his fifth album, Monarchs of the Spukhaus, Reno, Nevada-based popsmith singer-songwriter John Amadon follows up his critically-acclaimed releases, including 2011’s Seven Stars and 2013’s The Bursting Sheaf, with another
“I had $3 in my bank account but I thought, ‘I’m working on Tuesday, I’ll be ok. Then the tornado hit and that didn’t happen.’” Last year, Kashena Sampson had
Friends in High Places is almost assuredly the only Americana record coming out this year that takes just as much from the French indie-minimalist sound as it does from folk
