We’re heading into a season where we lose so many things: daylight, leaves, and a warm sun. Whenever autumn begins its approach, I often find myself searching for music that
The seven-track album Without A Throne serves as the perfect postscript to Matthew Check’s The Bridgeford Sessions EP released earlier this year. And while this latest solo effort is not
Those familiar with singer-songwriter Mary Bragg’s 2017 Lucky Strike and 2019’s Violets as Camouflage know the raw, sometimes unhinged honesty and resulting beauty of her songs. It’s as if we
On the newest release from Lambchop, titled The Bible, Kurt Wagner is as far removed from his late-night outcast Nashville days as he has ever been, both physically and sonically.
Victoria Bigelow is an indie singer-songwriter living in Phoenix, Arizona. During the pandemic, Victoria left Nashville for the desert and has been experimenting with her songwriting and styles. Drawing inspiration from
Dress Warm looks to take internal feelings to the outside world. The group, founded in the instrumental division of Hall Johnson, looks to continue its deep dive into experimenting with
Last night (September 27), the Kia Forum in Inglewood, California became the site for one of the most star-studded concerts the city has seen in years. The Foo Fighters put
Past releases from Titus Andronicus have included, an overblown triple album punk opera based around depression (The Most Lamentable Tragedy) and a brilliant pairing of New Jersey millennial malaise and
Australia’s powder keg-punk sensation, Amyl and the Sniffers took over Boston’s Big Night Live’s stage this past Sunday night (9/25) with their raucous, hyper-snot angry showcase of raw, in-your-face angst-fueled
Farm Aid remains the largest annual benefit concert for family farmers across the United States since 1985. The benefit was founded by Willie Nelson, John Mellencamp, and Neil Young, while
