The eighth album released by Fruit Bats finds Eric B Johnson and crew dealing with unsettled times in familiar ways and while the majority of The Pet Parade was written
Miles Gannett doesn’t sit still creatively. The Louisiana native, who now calls Maryland home, hears the seamless character of all music, blending and balancing strains of bluegrass with psychedelic folk
Female poets are all the buzz now. Awarding-winning poet Joy Harjo (not to be confused with Amanda Gordon), member of the Muscogee Creek Nation in Oklahoma, is the first Native
Deena Lynch aka Jaguar Jonze makes music for the moment of implosion. There’s no delay, there’s no need for it. Lynch’s music constantly occupies two spaces: one calling us in, lulling with
Check out Denver-based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Derek Dames Ohl’s swinging new single “If Love Stinks.” Riding high on a steady country groove, colored with warm piano and quick picking acoustic guitar, Dames Ohl struts across
John Andrews is picking flowers from each corner of his life and presenting you with an unusual bouquet. His imaginary band “The Yawns” are back! Third time’s a charm. In
Teenage Fanclub, the beloved Scottish band, is by all accounts, a legacy group. They may not be heralded as the influential and extremely consistent band they are, but their ability
The newest release from the Philadelphia-based artist Ron Gallo is perfectly titled. Peacemeal takes a pop patchwork musical approach, sprinkling worrisome observations around various genres with oddball stitching, all the
Sharon Van Etten has announces epic Ten, a double LP of the original epic album from 2010 and a new album of epic covers, out digitally on April 16th and physically on June 11th via Ba Da Bing, plus a documentary
On May 14th, The Steel Woods will release their highly anticipated album, All Of Your Stones (Woods Music/Thirty Tigers). The Steel Woods’ third release is their strongest and most substantive work
