In what is shaping up to be one of their most unique tours yet due to unforeseen circumstances of drummer Matt Cameron being sidelined with COVID, original Pearl Jam drummer Dave
Iconic Japanese dub/rock band Fishmans is revered for their distinct dreamy psychedelic sound, and understandably, Philadelphia art-rockers Pine Barons are amongst their many fans. With regard to their love for
After nearly a decade in New York City, alt-country rocker Whitney Lockert finds refuge and renewal in Los Angeles and classic country/rock songcraft on his sophomore LP, Long Way to
Fresh from Jazz Fest, Robert Walter returned to the West Coast for a pair of sold-out shows in the Pacific Northwest, hitting Portland’s Star Theater on Saturday, May 14th. Seattle
Under the Porch is the Albany, NY-based collective’s Bright Dog Red’s (BDR) fifth album for Ropeadope since 2018, and we have covered each annual release on these pages since 2019.
On his debut album Wellswood, New Orleans by way of Tampa musician Thomas Dollbaum delivers eight no-frills, satisfyingly original songs that pull in blues and folk influences for a beautifully
Anglo-French singer-songwriter Michael Baker released his debut album Dust & Bone in 2016 while living in his van for two and a half years during the recording. He followed it up with 2020’s Salt and
“Claude the Armadillo”, the latest release from Lou Hazel, is an old school country storytelling song about a small placental mammal hoping to inspire a mixed-up, on edge world to
Following their announcement on the Riot Fest and Furnace Fest lineups last week, Sunny Day Real Estate will be going on their first proper tourn in 12 years with support from
Gorillaz will be making their long-awaited return is happening this fall. Joined by special guests EARTHGANG and Jungle across 21 shows, aided and abetted by a varying cast of guest
