This year marks the fiftieth anniversary of Louis Armstrong’s passing at the age of 69 in 1971. His legend continues to grow even today and his influence of jazz and
MULTI-GRAMMY® Award-winning trumpeter and composer Brian Lynch is releasing Brian Lynch Songbook Vol. 1: Bus Stop Serenade, as the first in a series of “Songbooks” intended to reclaim the many original compositions that Lynch
As it stands, there are nearly 2 billion active gamblers, a number that is likely to grow even further over the coming years. This boom in online gambling activity has
The first Black Friday weekly ads on Amazon should appear on or around October 15, with most releases following in early November. Even though Black Friday is still a long
Hayes Carll has come a long way from his days entertaining frat boys and sorority girls at beer joints around Texas. For the better part of two decades, he has
Combining the edgy spoken word sound of Cars Seat Headrest, War on Drugs and The Dismemberment Plan along with a DIY indie sound that is moody, punctuating, and pure; Belaver
Birmingham, AL-based jangle-pop outfit Slack Times has a knack for delivering explosive jangle pop that brings the Rickenbacker sound full front center. Not shy of wearing its influences, there is a kaleidoscope of
Grade: B The subject of the pandemic is still a tricky one to tackle, given that partisan dipshittery and weaponized misinformation means it’s still very much going strong. While this
Tour Diary: Afton Wolfe pt. 1: AmericanaFestivities “It’s weird times.” – Everyone. In late September, I began a string of shows I’ve been looking forward to for three months. Actually,
A long and restless night is a fitting metaphor for the last year, as the world experienced a collective warping of time and place. Doing what artists do best, indie-pop
