Toronto-based pop pianist Jon Stancer is back with a new single/video featuring Dan Kurtz (Dragonette / The New Deal). “This Cannot Wait (Until Tomorrow)” is a contemplative and anguished plea
J.D. Pinkus has been all over the place in his musical career, from the Texas trippiness of the Butthole Surfers to the bottoms-up hard-rock band Honky that he formed in
The first time this writer saw the title Another Side of John Coltrane, some initial confusion set in because there is an Impulse! collection of John Coltrane ballads called The
Versatility is the name of the game for Scotland’s Constant Follower who just signed with iconic producer/artist Kramer and his Shimmy-Disc/Joyful Noise Recordings lab. The band’s debut album Neither is, nor ever was was
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Queens of Swords, the new album from Typhoid Rosie, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image
It’s nearly impossible to think about Peanuts without immediately thinking of the iconic songs that accompany the animated specials. It is well known that Vince Guaraldi is responsible for the
New Orleans-based Chris Acker admits to struggling a bit with writer’s block before COVID shut down the local dance hall and busking spots. With nothing but time on his hands,
José González continues to up his musical ante in a career that has seen the Sweedish indie folk singer-songwriter mold some of the more intriguing soft vocal melodies around. González
Parquet Courts have announce their new album, Sympathy For Life, out October 22nd on Rough Trade Records, and share the first single/video, “Walking at a Downtown Pace.” On Sympathy For Life, Parquet Courts’ thought-provoking
Aaron Lee Tasjan has announced he will be embarking on a headlining fall tour across the U.S. with dates including appearances in Chicago’s Schubas Tavern, Boston’s revered Brighton Music Hall,
