South Carolina’s Susto dip into some pretty heavy universal themes on their latest, Time in the Sun, covering songs about death, birth and friendship. The album, a strong follow up
Sarah Elizabeth Haines was used to living in the harmonies, the lines outside of the spotlight. A classically trained violist and violinist, she plays both instruments in the touring production
Even until recently this writer always thought of Nicholas Payton as a talented trumpeter in the New Orleans tradition but as Payton has proved on previous releases. he’s become quite
Belgian-based, multi-genre influenced band Slow Crush recently released their sophomore album Hush and have been gradually rolling out a series of alluring videos that highlight the worlds suggested by their
After a pandemic-related cancellation in 2020, Outside Lands will officially return to Golden Gate Park in San Francisco. For the first time in the festival’s history, the event will take
Destroy Boys is a punk-rock trio originally from Sacramento, now making their home in San Francisco. The band came together quite simply when Violet Mayugba (guitar, vocals) and Alexia Roditis
Recorded between Kelly Finnigan’s Transistor Sound in San Francisco and Fifty Filth Studio in Oakland and mixed by Orgone producer Sergio Rios and Kevin O’ Dea, Solid Ground is the awaited debut
Grade B+ The story of someone pursuing their dreams and achieving stardom with sheer talent and determination is one of the most romanticized tales told. If that weren’t true, they
A native of West Virginia, Charles Wesley Godwin makes cinematic country-folk that’s as gorgeous and ruggedly raw as his homeland. It’s Appalachian Americana, rooted in Godwin’s sharp songwriting and backwoods
West coast rock and rollers, Rival Sons, hit the east coast this past Sunday the 24th at Boston’s House of Blues on one of the band’s many stops to both commemorate and celebrate the tenth
