If the term foot-stompin’ ever applied to a modern songsmith- it would have to be tagged upon that of Prinz Grizzley. With a throwback juke joint sound that is bluesy
Sure, the Sun Ra Arkestra, led by 98-year-old Marshall Allen is still performing and recording but recordings from the originator, the iconic visionary Sun Ra, are also growing in volume
On Saturday, September 24th, Genesis Owusu played the Germania Insurance Amphitheater in Austin, Texas, and brought a charismatic flair, showcasing a modern hip-hop edge. Khruangbin and Thundercat also played but
The Doors’ Strange Days(released 9/25/67) did not have the cultural or commercial impact of the iconic band’s eponymous debut earlier than the h/alcyon year of 1967. And that’s all the more regrettable because,
Glide drops caustic commentary on selected tracks from albums released the week of September 19-23, 2022 Alex G – “Cross the Sea” God Save the Animals is another classic, an album
The creator of jazz’s spiritual anthem, “The Creator Has a Master Plan” has passed. The deeply revered Pharoah Sanders is gone at age 81. Now he moves on to that
Approaching the half-century anniversary of Steely Dan’s Aja (released 9/23/77) it’s confounding to try and figure out why it became the group’s most commercially successful album. After all, a fair-sized hit,
Dead & Company have shared via social media that their upcoming yet unannounced 2023 tour will be their final tour. As Bob Weir posted on his page “Well it looks
Belgian-Egyptian singer, Tamino-Amir Moharam Fouad, better known as Tamino, is still relatively under-the-radar in North America. However, in Europe, he regularly sells out shows to fans eager to experience the
For the first time in a decade, The Mars Volta graced the stage. Last night (September 22), the duo kicked off their tour at The Factory in Deep Ellum in
