In the past two decades, we’ve had at least three individuals raise the profile of Akron, Ohio. Basketball star LeBron James has made the phrase “just a kid from Akron”
Several years ago, this writer was in a conversation with the late Stephen Bruton who pondered why we couldn’t hear artists such as Miles Davis, Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Chick
Since their formation and the self-release of their first EP nearly a decade ago, the Virginia-based 49 Winchester has put plenty of miles on the van, playing hundreds of shows,
Led by drummer José Medeles (Breeders, 1939 Ensemble, Revival Drum Shop), Railroad Cadences & Melancholic Anthems (due out May 20th via Jealous Butcher Records) is a drummer’s tribute to guitarist
Joakim Björnberg, aka Lodet, has been making music his whole life. His father played in various bands and as a result he grew up spending a lot of time with
Sebastian Falk writes, records, and produces his own music in his apartment where he lives with his wife and two children, working as a watchmaker by day. With his latest
black midi – the UK-based trio of Geordie Greep (guitar, vocals), Cameron Picton (bass, vocals) and Morgan Simpson (drums) – announce their third album, Hellfire, out July 15th on Rough
On its surface, “Shake it Out,” the latest from Austin-based indie-Americana duo Beth // James comes across as a revamped take on a certain 2014 hit from a global pop
Released a half-century ago now, the third album by Wishbone Ash, Argus (4/28/72) is by far the British band’s most commercially and critically acclaimed album. Much more importantly, however, at
Interpol’s seventh LP The Other Side of Make-Believe will be released July 15th on Matador and the always dark and stylish NYC band brought their ominous sounds to St. Paul’s
