Shout It Out Loud! arrives from on September 17th from Wicked Cool Records, the fifth studio album from The Cocktail Slippers, but their first in seven years following a string
Drummer, composer, producer Nate Smith is one of the leading names in today’s abundant crop of progressive, genre-bending and mashing artists who continue to redefine what Black music means in
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on An Act of Desperation, the new album from Blind Adam & The Federal League, in his signature six-panel comic strip
Remasters today are everywhere, but not every game can give you a complex experience. The reasons for this kind of refreshing are obvious for single players, but let’s see its
Dead & Company featuring Mickey Hart, Bill Kreutzmann, John Mayer, and Bob Weir, with Oteil Burbridge and Jeff Chimenti – has added two concerts at the famed Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado to its
Every great artist needs a good story to tell. For Bill Filipiak, a producer for the Grand Ole Opry sure has worked with a list that would giddy up the
When Eddie Berman was writing Broken English, his new album of campfire-worthy, cosmic folk rock, he had been thinking a lot about the precarious state of American society—about our tumultuous
If The Band’s Stage Fright found the iconic group in the early stages of disarray, then Cahoots (released 9/15/71) documents the quintet almost wholly lacking in momentum. The groundswell of
Candlebox’s seventh studio album continues the foray into pop-rock that began with 2016’s Disappearing In Airports. Though the Seattle band capitalized on the breakthrough success of grunge music on its
Saxophonist and composer Jon Gordon is also the author of three books, a keen observer of socio-political events and attitudes. Much of what he has observed recently has not sat
