Chicago-based Indie entity Michelles recently released their third album, The Empty Promises of Rock and Roll, which was their first in five years. While the time it took to make
On Friday, March 18th, Pigeons Playing Ping Pong played Portland, Oregon’s Crystal Ballroom. Touring in support of upcoming LP, Perspective (due for release on April 8th), the band welcomed some
Craft Recordings is marking the 70th anniversary of Contemporary Records with Ornette Coleman’s first two albums, recorded in Los Angeles before he moved to New York City in the early
Gambling has always been a popular activity, however, it seems that in the 21st century it is becoming more popular than ever before. The reasons for this are numerous. For
Mousey is the project of Christchurch songwriter Sarena Close. With a strong sense of melody and emotionally raw sincerity, Mousey cherishes the art of communicating the human experience above all
Check out the hauntingly beautiful new single, “Aurelian” from Alex Salcido – one half of indie rock-folk group The Harmed Brothers. In the epic tale of a pro wrestler’s rise
Khruangbin’s second of two sold-out shows at Roadrunner in Boston featured the kind of on-stage charisma, glamor, and production that makes it hard to imagine them coming back to town
George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic is back with the One Nation Under a Groove Tour, with iconic front-man George Clinton still at the helm, and this time, he’s bringing his friends. New luminaries of
Taking place across numerous venues throughout Austin, Texas, the annual South By Southwest (SXSW) festival made a triumphant return to in-person programming after a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic.
This past Thursday night in New York City on March 17th, Walker, self-professed “minor league indie rock star”, rolled through the city’s famed Bowery Ballroom for a hometown show full
