Nigel Godrich’s acclaimed From The Basement performance series for The Coda Collection since its debut in late July has remained in the upper echelon of live performance videos as the
Today, Parquet Courts has shared a new single/video, “Black Widow Spider,” from their forthcoming album, Sympathy For Life, out October 22nd on Rough Trade Records. In conjunction, they announce extensive touring plans for 2022, starting with
Andy Shauf has announced Wilds, a surprise new album out this Friday, September 24th (digitally)/November 19th (physically) via ANTI-, that offers a peek into Shauf’s creative process and how the multi-instrumentalist first begins
Winnipeg-based, indie-pop powerhouse collective Royal Canoe recently released their new album Sidelining and it’s a contagious soundscape of angular and wild rhythmic patterns atop virtuosic vocals. The album which has hit as high
The Struts continue to keep it shaggy with their bombastic ’70s glam rock offerings that feature the colorful theatrics of leads singer Luke Spiller. The Derbyshire, England four-piece visited The
Emily Frembgen’s career as an entertainer began when she started taking classes at the Denver Center Theatre Company. Music came after she moved to New York at age 15. After
Pennsylvania’s Rivers of Nihil has been consistently creating albums that build in complexity and exploration of what it means to have Death Metal roots. The critical praise for their previous
John Hiatt is one of those musicians whose impact on music is far greater than the average fan could ever know. Like John Prine or Billy Joe Shaver, even if
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Bless My Psyche, the new album from Sincere Engineer, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image
Saying ‘alto saxophone and strings’ to even casual jazz fans will likely have them mentioning Charlie Parker’s immortal Charlie Parker with Strings. To many who play the alto sax that
