The Henrys are a Toronto-based ‘nearly-instrumental’ group that performs as a quartet, or quintet, but records with a larger stable of players. Led by Don Rooke, since 1990, the band’s
Katrina Ford has appeared on a wide range of records over the past 30 years, including starring and supporting roles for TV on the Radio, UNKLE, Future Islands, and Foals.
Today, Eddie Vedder announced that the sixth annual Ohana Festival, which he founded, will take place from September 30th-October 2nd at Doheny State Beach in Dana Point, CA. Headliners on the beachfront stage include Eddie Vedder, Stevie Nicks,
The Black Crowes announced the release of a new, Amazon Original EP, 1972. A tribute to the 50th anniversary of some of the best rock-and-roll during its prime, the forthcoming
Put together a band of diverse and disparate backgrounds that combine jazz, punk rock, hip-hop, shoegaze, and electronica and you have the collective known as High Pulp. Were it not
Austin-based alt-folk quartet Good Looks have been playing around their home base for a couple of years now but are finally releasing their debut album Bummer Year. The quartet is
Flames of Durga is a California-based three-person Rock band who have increasingly found their wings while weathering a very troubled time in the world. Featuring sisters Béah and Cecilia Romero
Not wholly unlike The Dropper in its adventurous approach to composing and arranging, this next to the last MMW effort for Blue Note (not counting the Note Bleu anthology) almost
In a new weekly roundup, Glide drops caustic commentary on selected tracks from release day Friday. Orville Peck – “The Curse of the Blackened Eye” Peck’s twist on alt-county doesn’t
Jack White showed everyone on Friday how to make the most out of a single day: it must be the blue hair. Yesterday (April 8), White started the day performing
