Gone Gone Beyond surely has a few tricks up its musical sleeves with its new album 2030 due out on June 25th. Blending the organic with neo-folk, this four-piece demonstrates
Red Fang’s first full-length studio release in five years, Arrows, runs the gamut of metal subgenres as the Portland, OR quartet decided to record whatever they damn well wanted this
Langan, Frost, & Wane will release their debut self-titled album on Nashville’s Goldstar Recordings July 23rd. The project is the collaboration of three songwriters, writing in the folk tradition and
Teke::Teke started out as a cover band performing the music of one of their heroes, Takeshi Terauchi, but after adding vocals to the band, they began experimenting to develop their
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on LÆVITAS, the new album from post-hardcore Winterforever, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full
The most famous Brazilian composer of all, Antonio Carlos Jobim, dubbed his fellow countryman, João Donato, as a genius. João Gilberto claims that Donato invented the bossa nova beat. Yet,
“Good things come to those who wait” There are, perhaps, few other current musical acts to which this old adage could more appropriately be applied than live phenoms, Goose. Since
Angela Autumn is an Americana singer-songwriter from Zelienople, Pennsylvania. A guitar player by trade, she also plays clawhammer banjo. Like the weathered Appalachian mountain peaks of her home, her voice
In the world of the jam scene, The High Hawks are something of a supergroup. Featuring the robust lineup of Vince Herman (Leftover Salmon), Tim Carbone (Railroad Earth), Chad Staehly
Trapper Schoepp was recording May Day in the middle of two simultaneous life-altering crises. At a recording studio outside Milwaukee, during the height of the COVID pandemic, Schoepp recalls stepping
