Got figure that F. Scott & the Nighthawks hail from the great white north. With their gravelly mix of a raunchy blues country-rock sound, one would point to Texas as
Violent Femmes singer/guitarist Gordon Gano is friendly when he gets on the line – but when asked where he’s calling from, he quips that he’s in “an undisclosed location.” Then
“Everything’s good, no complaints,” Myles Kennedy tells me as we start our fourth interview together since 2011. “Just enjoying the new lifestyle for a guy used to being on the
Happy Again isn’t exactly happy. But the delightfully deadpan new album from roots mainstays Bill and the Belles is full of life, humor, and tongue-in-cheek explorations of love and loss.
The buzz began well over a month ago, maybe ever since James Francies’ 2018 Blue Note debut, Flight. As bright as that one was, Purest Form is more expansive, melding
This collaboration between two incredibly gifted, sensitive, and imaginative musicians, guitarist Bill Frisell and Icelandic bassist/composer Skúli Sverrisson even goes beyond the concept of interplay. They don’t so much as
Whether you’re a Portuguese national or have enjoyed visiting the beautiful country sitting by the Atlantic in western Europe, it won’t take much to realize what makes its people move
Perry Serpa’s latest, Laying Low in The Highlands, is definitely a COVID record. I mean, the first song that opens the record is called “Out of Purell.” But it’s also
The last of the shipments for the month of April is out and, arguably, one of the Mother Hips’ best records, Later Days, has now been fully re-released both in
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