We expect original, inventive, mostly improvised music from one of the world’s more unique and acknowledged guitar masters, Lionel Loueke, but Close Your Eyes finds him treading traditional jazz standards
Willie Nelson, the legendary musician, songwriter and social activist is still chugging away at 88. The singer brought his band to Irvine, California’s FivePoint Amphitheater on October 16, one of
Last week, Inglourious Basterds was released in 4K for the first time, offering up a fuller remastered take on Quentin Tarantino’s 2009 WWII grindhouse epic. Though the film has lived
With each release, Brooklyn’s Parquet Courts open up their style more and more, on 2018’s critically acclaimed Wide Awake! the band worked Danger Mouse and added a few funky flourishes
After a recent move to Atlanta from Birmingham, Phantom Limb’s Andrew Laningham began a personal journey inward, and in his efforts to become more grounded in reality and aware of
The Freeway Jubilee’s evocative blend of gospel-tinged southern rock and hard-driving soulful grooves is met with a flare of psychedelic mountain music and a strong dedication to the craft of
It’s not hard to catch the influence of Dwight Yoakam on Moot Davis’ latest, Seven Cities Of Gold. Like Yoakam, Davis plays an unusual brand of country that manages to
North Carolina-based alternative band The Collection has been releasing a steady stream of singles in the past year and building towards a new album with more Pop directions woven into
Following one of the past year’s strongest pandemic live series with Tough Cookies (over 100 chapters!), Adam Weiner lead Low Cut Connie back to its real-live shindigs. This hometown show
Nico Padden is a one-woman folk-rock riot. Ben Folds said she has “a big voice, gorgeous voice,” and that her song Pirate Queen is “original and classic at the same
