Two years after the prodigious guitarist’s sophomore studio effort, Home, which earned Strings his first Grammy win for Best Bluegrass Album, the Michigan native is returning to his current hometown
Sunday brought slightly cooler weather, thinner crowds, and another day of good music to the sold-out Sea.Hear.Now festival. Lines were shorter, and it was much easier to move around and
During the COVID-19 pandemic, as many musicians have struggled to adapt to being separated from their bandmates, shoegaze/dream pop-rock group Film School have been rather fortunate: with members split between
Multi-instrumentalist and visionary Nate Mercereau’s Sundays, which forges textured, ambient soundscape with multi-may now contend with 2021 Album of the Year candidate Promises from Floating Points, Pharoah Sanders, and the
Step back for just a minute and realize how remarkable it is that we are hearing one of the world’s oldest instruments paired with synthesizers, soundscapes, samples and all manner
There’s always something a little bittersweet in the air on the final day of Riot Fest (granted it could be all the collective body odor and/or weed smoke, but, talking
Since obtaining his first banjo nearly fifty years ago as a gift from his grandfather at the age of fifteen, few musicians have done more to champion the oft-misunderstood instrument
Yes, the music is deep, sometimes soothing, sometimes strange, but intriguing. Yet the strangest thing is that the four song suite Angels Over Oakanda is an EP when it clocks
There were a lot of tasty treats at this year’s Sea.Hear.Now festival in Asbury Park, NJ, but make no mistake about it, the main course on almost everyone’s plate was
When Jackson Browne released “My Cleveland Heart,” the first single off his strong 2021 album Downhill From Everywhere, much ado was made of the video cameo by rising indie-pop star
