As they gear up for their 64-date world tour, ‘A Tribute To Kings,’ paying homage to prog-rock legends, Rush, Primus has announced a new 3-song EP, ‘Conspiranoid,’ out April 22nd
Chicago’s Panda Riot certainly rekindles the glory years of indie rock where shoegazing and dream pop bands like Slowdive, Ride and Lush filled our ears with swirling guitar chords, and
During the most straight-ahead song, “Morning, Noon and Night”, on Jack White’s blisteringly scattershot new album, Fear of the Dawn, he delivers his thesis statement, “I might lie and tell
El Mirador is the tenth album for the three decades running Calexico, co-founded by multi-instrumentalist Joey Burns and drummer John Convertino. The album was recorded in Tucson at longtime bandmate
Bonafide. Yacht. Soul. Supergroup. An amalgamation of all things funky—and a stacked roster of Los Angeles’ finest, hardest working musicians—is exactly what vocalist/saxophonist Woody Mankowski envisioned when he started piecing
Jacksonville, Florida-born and Nashville-based Jordan Fletcher recently released the EP True Stories which sets out to fulfill and exacting standard of really telling things like they were and are in
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on The Unraveling of Puptheband, the new album from punk outfit PUP, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on
Since gliding onto the scene at the start of last year in a swirl of electro-pop grooves and sumptuous sonic tales, Alisha Todd and Scott French of GENIIE BOY released
Hailing from the small town of Os, Norway, singer-songwriter Simen Mitlid crafts lush, Nordic indie-folk. After the critically acclaimed 3rd album “Birds; Or, Stories From Charlie B’s Travels from Grønland
Father John Misty has announced his long-awaited tour dates in support of his new album Chloë And The Next 20th Century, which arrives on April 8 via Sup Pop. The
