Yes, they very might still be the biggest band in the world After closing out 2020 atop the charts in 18 countries with their worldwide #1 album POWER UP, AC/DC are
Nick Waterhouse continues to transcend eras once again as he takes the color blue as his hue of choice and takes a spiritual look to the past on his new
Acclaimed indie act The Antlers has announced their new album Green to Gold today. Their first new record since 2014’s Familiars, Green to Gold will be released on March 26
Saugeye is the self-titled debut and collaborative project of veteran Tulsa musicians Jared Tyler, Seth Lee Jones, Jake Lynn, and Casey Van Beek. The band is named after avid fisherman
Over the last few months of 2020, 415 Records and Liberation Hall teamed up for the remastered release of an anthology and several albums by bands who were part of
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Fuck Art, the timely new album from Canadian rock and rollers The Dirty Nil, in his signature six-panel comic strip form.
Matthew Sweet’s Catspaw, is a marked contrast with his previous two albums, Tomorrow Forever and Tomorrow’s Daughter. Like those LPs Recorded in the Honeycomb Hideout home studio he established after
With a gritty directness and a quiet strength, Randy Lewis Brown has been the voice of reason for quite some time. Just add him to each of our own never-ending
Today, for the first time in decades, Jimbo Mathus and Andrew Bird have come together to announce a brand new album. Out March 5th on Thirty Tigers, These 13 is
In 2018, longtime friends and collaborators Jeremy Earl of Woods and Glenn Donaldson of Skygreen Leopards met in Northern California to record an album under the name Painted Shrines. The
