Following their first-ever North American tour which included a sold-out hometown show at Thalia Hall and an opening slot for Pavement in New York, the Chicago-based trio Horsegirl now release their cover of Minutemen’s “History
The third album from the New York City-based Ghost Funk Orchestra is a continuation of the band’s funk/soul/jazz roots. A New Kind Of Love on Colemine Records is the type of throwback album that retro soul fans will devour with its easy-flowing warmth, charm, and spirit.
The Los Angeles-based Wand has made a name for itself with an expansive live show which deploys an amalgamation of dissonance, heavy and blissful rock. Now, for the first time, they offer that experience via a double live album titled Spiders in the Rain which was captured on their California tour in January 2020.
Get ready to adjust your new release playlist as Marlowe is back with their third album. The duo of producer L’Orange and rapper Solemn Brigham debuted in 2018 with their
“Little Idea”, the latest single from JEEN, is one of those songs that come around every now and then that’s somehow instantly recognizable the first time you hear it. It incorporates
Social media today is not just a way to find your old friends and connect with your family but is a huge instrument for promoting various things. Many people like
Do you like the idea of playing blackjack but feel nervous because you don’t know how to play? You’re not alone. Many people have little idea of what they are
In early 2020, Micah P. Hinson almost walked away from his music career. The esoteric Americana / folk singer-songwriter – who divides his time between Texas and Spain – had
Twenty years have gone by since The Problem and Fields shine has never been brighter, his latest release Sentimental Fool, is his first release with Daptone Records and was produced by Bosco Mann. The 12-song LP is a masterclass of soul that bounces from blistering big bands to intimate minimalism all strung together by Fields’ natural knack for melody and songwriting.
Hearing the most incandescent moments during the Allman Brothers Band’s Syria Mosque: Pittsburgh, PA January 17, 1971, the thought occurs this might well have been the very occasion that prompted the ABB to act upon the thought they’d been harboring to record live for their next album.
