“There are plans, and then there’s how it all works out.” Vanessa Peters penned that line almost a decade ago, but never was it truer than in 2020. In late
Solo albums from singer-songwriter and distinctive blues guitarist Rick Holmstrom have stretched out over three decades and three labels often spaced years apart. After at least two solo albums in
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Open Door Policy, the latest album from The Hold Steady, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the
Tipping the Stetson hat that covers his scruffy hair, Lasers Lasers Birmingham carries on the legacy of hard-living, left-of-center country music from the city of angels. Warning, the first full-length
The Deep End is the moniker of Tim Jackson. Formed in the chaos of 2020, The Deep End continues their steady stream of releases whilst rehearsing as a live band,
In 2018, Lord Huron earned widespread critical acclaim and their first Top 5 debut on the Billboard Top 200 with their third album, Vide Noir. A cinematic collection of pensive,
The good news? The Wood Brothers have just reissued probably their best record, The Muse, in a 2 LP gatefold package and it is due for release on March 5th,
Bloodkin has returned with its first new release in over a decade. Black Market Tango – a 15 song, double album will be released on April 16, 2021 on Cosmo Sex School
Dinosaur Jr. return with Sweep It Into Space, their new album out April 23rd on Jagjaguwar, and a new single, “I Ran Away.” Sweep It Into Space is their first new collection of music since 2016’s Give
Indie rock is a genre that’s been recently subverted by teenagers left unattended with a microphone and cheap production software – leading the genre astray from its roots. Dylan Chenfeld’s
