“This is the only song on the album that specifically references the pandemic. With the halt of live music and the knowledge that COVID is a respiratory disease spread by
Play or Die from legendary drummer Tony Williams, is an obscure album that was limited to 500 LP pressings and never saw distribution beyond the borders of Germany. It was
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Absolution, the new album from Riberby, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full resolution
Just under thirty minutes outside Portland, Oregon sits the small agricultural town of Canby. Though it may be close in proximity, spend any amount of time in Canby and you
Other than predicting who might make the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in a given year, foretelling what bands may or may not reunite for a tour or album
The Canadian roots band, The Sadies, have been around since the gestating days of Americana, the late ‘90s. They were one of those vital bands on the now defunct Bloodshot
For many artists, the decision to turn toward more creative freedom means meandering into formless freak-outs, ambient psychedelia, or some kind of synth pop experiment. Not so for Jacob Turnbloom,
Bill Scorzari, a prolific songwriter, has taken his craft to new heights and deeper depths with his 4th studio album, The Crosswinds of Kansas, which will be independently released on
While Oklahoma-based singer-songwriter John Moreland was surprised with his sonic shift to the incorporation of drum loops and electronics into his sound on LP 5, he also revealed his lighter
Almost 15 years after its initial release, 22 Dreams, Paul Weller’s ninth solo album, is finally getting the vinyl treatment. The record, which rightfully earned praise from critics across the
