The Trinity of Terror Tour took over The Fillmore in Philadelphia on Easter Eve, April 16th, and the humor of a horror-laced multi-band event was definitely a source of amusement
One of the many benefits of going to music festivals is that there is so much music that you get to check out a ton of unknown (to you) acts
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
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
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
On the very aptly titled A White Album, folkie Rain Perry addresses race head on – especially her own. With the first song, “Melody and Jack,” Perry retells a family
The long-running, first major label release for Kurt Vile on Verve Records titled (watch my moves) finds the artist returning to his home recording roots while slipping even further into
From sideman to frontman, singer-songwriter Michael McAdam steps out with only his second solo outing, and first in nineteen years with Tremolo. Yes, the skilled and versatile guitarist McAdam, based
Tenor saxophonist Ricky Ford boasts a lineage the envy of many, having begun his career with The Duke Ellington Orchestra under the direction of Mercer Ellington, followed by stints with
