On his new album For Free, coming out July 23rd via BMG, David Crosby shares the latest offering from a life devoted to the pure and powerful alchemy of music.
On the 2019 breakthrough, Ilana: The Creator, Mdou Moctar combined a dizzying mix of 70’s psych-rock with Tuareg guitar playing to forge a winning sound. Now on the follow-up Afrique
Oliver Wood is hardly the only musician who made productive use of his time sequestered in COVID19 lockdown. But it’d be difficult to find results of such efforts that succeed
French multi-instrumentalist Alex Van Pelt started making music fifteen years ago when he was still a teenager, in bands such as Coming Soon, Mont Analogue, or as a guitarist for
On May 21st, German Thrash band Vulture delivers their next full-length album via Metal Blade, and this time it’s a return to classic forms and vibes drawing on the Thrash
Black Light Animals are a psychedelic soul group hailing from the Midwest. Taking equal influence from ’70s Italian horror soundtracks, Wu Tang samples, and Ziggy Stardust-era David Bowie, their sprawling
We’ve lost so many great ones in the past year, some to Covid, some to other causes. For this writer, Ralph Peterson’s loss is especially difficult but my memories of
Korby Lenker was working on his latest album during the COVID-19 lockdown when he made the decision that he wanted this record to be a “for-the-joy-of-it project.” Going from touring
The Kerosene Hours is the moniker for Los Angeles-based artist Aaron Silverstein. Silverstein tends to muse artistically on scary nights, passionate dreams, cigarettes, mistakes, the road to Hell, apologies and Downtown
Today, Sam Evian returns with a joyous new single “Easy To Love,” and an accompanying video. It’s Sam’s debut release on his new label, Fat Possum. Two years ago, Sam
