Archive: 2022

Acclaimed singer, songwriter and musician Molly Tuttle will release her anticipated Nonesuch Records debut, Crooked Tree, April 1 with her new bluegrass collective Golden Highway. Watch Tuttle and her band perform the recently released title track song live. Recorded live at Nashville’s Oceanway Studios, Crooked Tree was produced by Tuttle and Jerry Douglas and features collaborations with Sierra Hull, Old Crow Medicine Show, Margo Price, Billy Strings, Dan Tyminski and Gillian Welch. The album explores Tuttle’s love of […]

Sarah Shook & The Disarmers have released a new song and video of “It Doesn’t Change Anything” in advance of their forthcoming album Nightroamer, out on February 18 via Thirty Tigers. Watch the self-shot, walking forest tour video below,, “I struggle with depression and substance abuse as so many others do and those of us who come from fanatical […]

R. Missing is New York-based vocalist Sharon Shy and musician Henry “Toppy” Frost formerly of The Ropes. The enigmatic entity R. Missing is making a case for quality noir pop songs with ” Placelessness and Saturnining” forthcoming on Sugarcane Recordings. Sink into the majestic and expressive world of R. Missing on her new single, “Placelessness.” With […]

The Green River Festival has announced that 2022’s festival will include Lake Street Dive, Father John Misty, Guster, Waxahatchee, Ripe, Galactic, and Hiss Golden Messenger. The lineup also includes Allison Russell, Galactic, Molly Tuttle, Asleep at the Wheel, Steve Poltz and Parsonfield.. Check out the full lineup here and more bands will be announced in […]

One of the longest-running and most renowned live cultural events in New York City, the Annual Tibet House US Benefit Concert, will return this year for a special 35th Anniversary virtual edition celebrating Philip Glass’s 85th birthday on March 3, 2022 streaming for the second year in a row via Mandolin, the premiere concert livestream platform for artists, venues and fans. The […]

“We’re building our empire from the ashes of an old” as GRAMMY-winning Swedish theatrical rock outfit GHOST announces the impending arrival of IMPERA the band’s fifth full length studio album out March 11 via Loma Vista Recordings. IMPERA is heralded by today’s release of its first official single, the sublime and haunting “Call Me Little Sunshine,” available […]

 Today, Alex Cameron announces Oxy Music, his new album out March 11th on Secretly Canadian, and shares its opening track “Best Life.” Additionally, Cameron announces a spring North American tour, on sale this Friday, January 21st at 10am local time. Cameron has always been a great storyteller, finding his ways into the depths of the places where not many others are looking, and Oxy […]

Durability, melancholiness, and charm are hardly foreign substances to the work of Luke Winslow-King. The guitarist, singer, producer, and songwriter is an Americana Renaisance man, combining Mississippi delta blues, folk music, traditional jazz, and roots rock & roll. His songs blend contemporary styles of both past and present that produce a sound that is rustic […]

Over the past twenty years, Greensky Bluegrass has seen it all. Thanks to a rigorous nationwide touring schedule that has resulted in nearly two-thousand live performances to date and garnered widespread critical acclaim, along with a notoriously rabid fanbase, these progressive-bluegrass trailblazers have persevered, earning their spot amongst the preeminent live touring acts in the […]

J.D. Pinkus has been all over the place in his musical career, from the Texas trippiness of the Butthole Surfers to the bottoms-up hard-rock band Honky that he formed in the mid-’90s to the double-bass extravaganza that was the Melvins’ 2018 album Pinkus Abortion Technician (a title riffed off of the Butthole Surfers’ 1987 self-recorded masterpiece Locust Abortion […]

The names of renowned saxophonist Oliver Lake and drummer Barry Altschul have adorned progressive, improvised, free jazz recordings since the form’s beginning in the late ‘60s while cornetist Graham Haynes and bassist Joe Fonda have followed this path since the late ‘70s. Each is a bandleader, making the OGJB Quartet one of the strongest units […]

Gambling is a favorite pastime in virtually all corners of the globe. Even in regions where it’s super taboo, online polls show that people display a propensity to test their luck on games of chance, now and again. Before the invention of the internet, gamblers had to travel to establishments that provided gaming services to […]

Big Thief will release Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe In You, one of 2022’s most-anticipated albums, on February 11th via 4AD.  Ahead of its release, the four-piece has dropped the musically wondrous new single “Simulation Swarm” On “Simulation Swarm,” Adrianne Lenker dishes more emotional dream-world poetry before slipping into one of the greatest lead guitar riffs in […]

Today Animal Collective has shared their latest single “Strung with Everything” via a video directed by Abby Portner. “Recently for Animal Collective’s live shows I have been designing and animating all of the video content out of cut paper,” says Portner. “I have been editing together symbols and colored static silhouettes that match the music’s feeling and rhythm. The videos are like pictographs that tell […]

Given his fervently emotive vocals and honky tonk fueled explosive rock, Canadian alt-country/Americana artist B.Knox, surely should be a well-worn name by now. Yeah, Canada had its share of recent troubadours like Colter Wall but Knox is here to elevate his own game and that of the Great North to the showmanship prowess of Jason Isbell […]

Like St. Vincent Erika Wennerstrom or Angel Olsen, Julia Blair surely can extend musical boundaries that range from the sublime, elegant, and downright gritty rock and roll. From her singing in the Appleton, Wisconsin country-rock group Dusk, to her vital role in the experimental folk-collective Holy Sheboygan! or even as co-founder of the Crutch of Memory Enterprises label and recording studio: Blair […]

Keb’ Mo’, a blues musician for the sake of genre labeling, continues to prove that he is genre-agnostic on Good to Be Me. Heck, we should all know that by now. His 2014 release, Bluesamericana, was a direct statement of straddling genres. His 2019 Oklahoma featured jazz vocalist Dara Tucker in a leading role. His […]

Brooklyn-based musical duo Charming Disaster’s upcoming album, Our Lady of Radium, represents a departure from the occult themes the goth-folk duo have become known for on their past releases. On the new album, Charming Disaster’s Ellia Bisker and Jeff Morris apply their playfully dark artistic sensibility to the life and discoveries of pioneering scientist Marie […]