Recorded following a period of “you gotta be f#$kin kidding me, Tennessee Stiffs’ new third album, Dearly Departed, is a cautionary tale of rock & roll—an epic, semi-autobiographical coming-of-age story about
The Bay Area band Moonalice has been operating for about fifteen years, but in 2019, it got an infusion of new members, expanding them to a ten piece and making
Born and bred in the North Carolina Piedmont, Daniel Ayers is an award-winning songwriter, middle school teacher, tenth-generation Tar Heel, Nobel Laureate, and liar. At an early age, he was
Brittany Ann Tranbaugh (pronounced TRAN-baw) is a singer/songwriter based in Philadelphia, PA. Originally from the Lehigh Valley area in PA, she kicked off her music career as a teenager playing
Wilco performed last night (April 15) at NYC’s United Palace Theatre, the first of six shows celebrating the 20th anniversary of the release of their seminal album Yankee Hotel Foxtrot, but
Kurt Vile – “Mount Airy Hill (Way Gone)” 2018’s Bottle It In sounded like an album recorded on tour, a stop-gap which, like the Courtney Barnett collab Lotta Sea Lice,
Little Feat’s Time Loves a Hero was released forty-five years ago (4/15/77) and, strictly on its own terms, it’s a fine record. Yet with the benefit of extended hindsight nearing
IDLES appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert Thursday night (Spoon originally was on the schedule) and turned in a TV-ready, blistering performance of “Crawl!” IDLES, who are appearing today at
Texas singer Barton Stanley David’s new album Crest out April 22nd, 2022 on Kenshire Recorda is a study in shifting definitions of adulthood, class, community, spirituality, and ultimately, shared perseverance.
I love a rock song that manages to fit almost all of rock and roll history into a few minutes. Luckily for me, Pittsburgh, PA legends The Redlines are back
