The New Mastersounds, while new to this writer and maybe some of you, have been plying their craft of soul and funk for over two decades now through seventeen albums.
Last night (September 10), U.K. rockers Porcupine Tree kicked off their first tour in 12 years at Meridian Hall in Toronto. Fresh off the release of their new album, CLOSURE/CONTINUATION,
Glide drops caustic commentary on selected tracks from albums released the week of of September 5-9, 2022 Preoccupations – “Tearing up the grass” One of the most unsung rock bands
On My Boy, Marlon Williams has a little more pep in his step than on previous outings. It may not be the equivalent of an ANOHNI going disco revelation, but
DB Edmunds’ gift for guitar-pop alchemy has long been celebrated by fans of his Chapel Hill, NC-based bands Gladhands and The Stars Explode — in 2020, Matthew Sweet dug the
After a five-year break from making new material together, Cincinnati rockers The Afghan Whigs return with its ninth studio album, How Do You Burn? The band’s third album since reuniting
In a generation of instant gratification, artists that are able to steer clear of headlines and the spotlight are even more sought after. Fans become restless if they don’t hear
Capturing the essence of live performances and immortalizing them on live albums is an art of its own that brings the energy of seeing your favorite band live right to
Katy Rea’s debut album, The Urge That Saves You (due out November 11th), was recorded entirely live. The empath rock, hook-filled record provides plenty to cling to all while splitting
The stalwart Celtic rock outfit Flogging Molly‘s newest release is a strong continuation of the band’s well-earned sound and style. Floating tin whistles and reeling fiddles mix with punk drumming
