Kurt Vile will release his highly-anticipated new album (watch my moves) April 15 on Verve Records—his first in partnership with the label (pre-order). In advance of the release, the album’s first single, “Like Exploding Stones”
Puscifer brings their unique theater-meets-concert experience to stages nationwide this Summer as the Arizona-born outfit featuring Maynard James Keenan, Mat Mitchell, and Carina Round tour in support of their highly-regarded
Elvis Costello & The Imposters celebrate the release of their widely acclaimed new album, The Boy Named If, with a summer tour titled “The Boy Named If & Other Favourites.”
Following a sporadic handful of shows and festival appearances last year, along with the release of her debut album Juno, Internet funk-pop phenom Remi Wolf embarked on her first proper
Introducing Sound On Sound, a brand-new music festival, from the people behind the Governors Ball Music Festival. The inaugural Sound On Sound Music Festival will take place September 24th –
On February 11th, acclaimed alternative rockers Urge Overkill released Oui, their first studio album in more than a decade. But even co-frontmen Nash Kato and Eddie “King” Roeser, calling from
The riveting, beyond intense epic first piece, “Autumn/Parade,” of The Complete, Legendary, Live Return Concert of The Cecil Taylor Unit runs for a full 88-minutes, in this digital release. That
The prolific Danish composer Anders Koppel, a household name in his own country for his theatre, film, ballet, and over 150 scores for various classical ensembles, pays homage to his
Mo Klé is the stage name of Swiss songwriter René Grünenfelder. Grünenfelder manages to capture the essence of his songs with just an acoustic guitar, an unmistakable voice, and acerbic lyrics
Kenneth Anthony Morton is a singer, songwriter, and guitarist based in Scotland, Entering musical service at age 14, Kenneth played in and co-wrote for many critically acclaimed Scottish post-punk bands
