Mighloe, the Toronto-based singer-songwriter, has been carefully crafting her sound and developing a clear visual identity as she begins to confidently wade into the tumultuous waters of the international music
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
Primus has announced rescheduled dates for their highly anticipated A Tribute To Kings tour, at which the Bay Area trio will play Rush’s classic 1977 album A Farewell to Kings in its entirety, in
Atlanta wunderkind Faye Webster has announces her new album, I Know I’m Funny haha, out June 25th on Secretly Canadian. To mark the occasion she has released the first single,
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,
With the release of Sticky Fingers fifty years ago (released 4/23/71), The Rolling Stones effectively set the tone for their career for the long-term future. And they did so in
Split Single, the collective project of Chicago-based musician Jason Narducy (Bob Mould Band, Superchunk, Verbow), announces their new album, Amplificado, out June 25th on Inside Outside Records. Recorded at Electrical
For his fifth album, East of Eden (Caballo Negro, June 11th), J Hacha De Zola has left the “urban junkyard” of his previous albums and slipped into a natty white
New York Hardcore returned to Tompkins Square Park for the first time in ages as three of the genre’s best headlined a jubilant afternoon on Saturday, April 24th. Black N
There Is No End, the posthumous Blue Note release from legendary Afrobeat drummer Tony Allen does not at all resemble the drummer’s 2020 World Circuit Rejoice with Hugh Maskela as
