By now, people know what to expect from an Interpol album. There’s a formula: layered angular guitars, staccato rhythms, angsty lyrics, and Paul Banks’s disaffected baritone. And the formula works,
Rising to the occasion in a world thirsty for meaty anthem choruses and grinding rock chords is Los Angeles-based indie rock band Near Beer. Composed of Joey Siara (vocals, guitar),
The Jeff Beck/Johnny Depp alliance as captured on 18 benefits both men creatively and otherwise. For one thing, the album has received more advanced attention than recorded work by either
As a producer, record executive, songwriter, singer, and session musician; Wyatt Easterling’s career in the music industry has covered all the bases: you name it he’s done it. Yet the
Willi Carlisle is the latest in a long line of punk rockers that have smoothly settled into the world of folk rock. Like Tim Barry, Frank Turner and Cory Branan
Catapulting into the national blues and soul arena with his debut Who Is He? on VizzTone is the young vocal powerhouse Dylan Triplett, a child prodigy who began singing at 9 years
Though still in his early 20s, on his self-released debut, Texas native Parker Twomey plays a brand of generation agnostic Country Folk that seems to draw inspiration from the likes
New Zealand singer-songwriter Marlon Williams presents “River Rival,” the whirring new single from his forthcoming album My Boy, out September 9th on Dead Oceans. “River Rival” follows “Thinking of Nina” and the previously shared title
Humans seem to have a knack for harnessing deep uncertainties and fear regarding the future and then, somehow, more often than not finding a way to make those fears a reality.
