Enchanting and mesmerizing, “Killing Feels” is a cinematic track fit for the big screen. The second single from Monako’s upcoming EP, In Shapes I-III, “Killing Feels” picks up right where the previous
Sage Motel, (out 5/13), Monophonics’ fifth studio album since 2012 and out 5/13 via Colemine, tells the story of a quaint motor lodge and a common pitstop for travelers and
On Sunday, March 13th, legendary brother duo Sparks delivered a performance to Portland, Oregon’s Crystal Ballroom that spanned a career going back fifty years.
Pennywise isn’t from Orange County, but the band booked five nights at the Garden Amphitheatre in northern Orange County, where they would play one album in its entirety for five
Jack White has announced his special guests for his upcoming Supply Chain Issues Tour. Produced by Live Nation, the tour – which features White’s first headline shows in four years
Billy Strings delighted his fans last night (March 14), returning to the late-night circuit on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert with a straightforward version of his Grammy Award-nominated song,
“Wow, just wow” sums up the charismatic commotion that creates shock rock for the twenty-twenties. After all what other type of band proudly refers to their origins as “formed in
The seventh studio album by The Band, Islands,(released 3/15/77) is the final such effort from the group’s original lineup. And its deceptively picturesque cover image is as telling as its
Stephen Clair has spent half his life having a conversation with his audience about what we’re all doing here. It’s his favorite conversation because it has no end. The simplicity
What do you get when you put a steel pannist in a room with a saxophone player? Or with an accordion player? Or with a rapper, a hammered dulcimer player,
