Ali McGuirk is a singer-songwriter whose smooth, soulful vocals have earned her some renown, particularly in the Boston area. On her first album Slow Burn, she teamed up with Jeffrey
A companion piece to Grateful Dead’s Lyceum Theatre 5/26/72, this New Riders concert album from the same venerable British venue is an equally celebratory piece of work. Its release supplies a
For Charles Lloyd and Pythagoras alike, three is the perfect number. Spiritual force and living legend, the prolific saxophonist Lloyd, delivers the second of the three planned trio albums with
Pet Owner, the performing alias for Lucerne, Switzerland-based songwriter Lea Mathis, programs drum machines from the 80s and adds folky guitar riffs, quirky noises, and elapsed synths to create a
“Selfishly Indulgent” the latest single from Kent, England’s Georgia Parker brings dynamic instrumentation and provocative arranging to the world of thunderstruck love songs. For a lot of folks, relationships come and
Lucifer on the Moon is the anti-gravity companion to Spoon’s Lucifer on the Sofa. A top-to-bottom rework of the Austin band’s tenth album, it was created by On-U Sound founder
The long-awaited Live at the Fillmore (1997)—Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers’ first live album in 13 years—is due November 25 on Warner Records. The album will be available in various formats, see below for details
Young Gun Silver Fox doesn’t mess around when rekindling the soft rock west coast sound we all adore, and you are lying if you don’t. While yacht rock is the
For the past decade, the animated band Gorillaz has been releasing some of the most ground-breaking music across all genres. Their unique approach to old rock tropes gives the Damon
Ivory Fields is the self-titled ten-song debut album from the Los Angeles-based duo of Mahadev (fka Matt Gangi) (GANGI, Current Pathways) and Alejandro Cohen (Pharaohs, Languis.) In their own words,
