“This is the only true duet on the album, which made it an exciting one to write,” says the members of Wood Willow about the title track off their just-released
It has been three long years, but the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival is back after cancellations, delays, and disappointments due to the pandemic. While the 2022 edition of
LP made their way to Philadelphia’s Fillmore on May 1st in support of their newest album Churches. LP brought along South African artist Nick Leng whose dreamy indie-pop and charismatic
France-based Sengalese virtuosic bassist, vocalist, and composer Alune Wade packs several musical and cultural strains as well as socio-political issues these dozen songs that represent a journey, a blend of
On March 4, Guided By Voices shared their newest album, Crystal Nuns Cathedral, and to continue the momentum, they’re releasing yet another album entitled Tremblers And Goggles By Rank (their 35th!) on July 1 via
Marty Stuart’s 19th “Late Night Jam” will return to Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium on Wednesday, June 8th at 9pm CT. The show, in association with Marty Stuart’s Congress of Country Music, will feature a
Pink Mountaintops, the exploratory and enigmatic project of Black Mountain frontman Stephen McBean, make their triumphant return after eight years with the announcement of their new album Peacock Pools, which will see a release this
Self-described as “A group of mates who share a love of playing music together, everything else is a bonus”, Blindmouth is a four piece alternative indie band from Mullumbimby Australia.
“My Sister is a Butcher”, the recent single from Toronto’s Sister Swire is a frenetic yet thoughtful dive into addiction driven by observations that only someone who’s been there and back
The Afghan Whigs have announced their first studio album in five years How Do You Burn?, which is set for release on September 9th via Royal Cream/BMG. Also out today is the second
