From the opening cascading cords of the latest Ghost Pavillion track “Still On Ice,” one would almost do a double take that they might be hearing a new Beach House
Many ears might find difficulty adjusting to the bright, blissful sound of Courtney Marie Andrews on her newest effort, Loose Future. It’s the fourth album for the Grammy-nominated and highly
Dr. Mary’s Monkey is a mod/punk/power-pop/soul movement from New Orleans, Louisiana based around the songs of singer-songwriter Shawn Gwin, nicknamed “The Sage” by his band and producers. The four-piece band
Little Feat’s live album Waiting For Columbus (Warner Bros., 1978) became very popular immediately upon its original release in 1978. Yet in its first configuration as a double-LP of vinyl, the title
On the cusp of the 20th Anniversary of Austin City Limits Music Festival, the city itself seems poised to recapture the pre-pandemic magic of Austin’s live music scene. Yes, the
Drawing on classic 70’s punk influences with a touch of modern melodic and tonal flair, the latest new single “Tuning In” from Washington DC’s Teen Mortgage is a classic, anti-corporation, two-minute
The Band CAMINO played at Asheville’s famed Orange Peel on a drizzly Wednesday night on September 28th. Judging by the reactions of the fans, as the three-piece (supplemented by a touring
Saturday Night (October 1) the fall weather began to roll through New York City as residents took shelter from the cold rain as the remnants of Hurricane Ian strolled through
Beloved international psych-rockers Kikagaku Moyo are on their final tour before disbanding. September and the beginning of October found the band in North America, and on Tuesday, September 27th and
On February 18th and 19th, 2023, The Numero Group will celebrate two decades spent researching, resuscitating, and reintroducing the unsung heroes and precious lost sounds of music history. Announced today,
