“Always the End”, the latest single from DC-based DIY band Moozy, is a delicate and breezy folk-rock stroll reminding listeners to live in the moment while avoiding the overdramatic stereotypes that usually accompany
On “Five Swords” Allston Massachusetts’s Paper Lady delivers a kaleidoscopic pop mini symphony full of rhythmic and harmonic surprises behind every turn. Led by Alli Raina’s confident vocal delivery and backed
For the first time since their 2015 LP, Public Image Ltd graces the world with a new track. “Hawaii” doubles as the John Lydon-led band’s bid to represent Ireland in 2023’s Eurovision Contest. Along with the single, the band will be performing “Hawaii” on The Late Late Show on February 3, and performing the song live is also a part of the bid.
BottleRock Napa Valley presented by JaM Cellars, announces the 2023 10th Anniversary festival lineup today, featuring over 75 musical acts including headline artists Red Hot Chili Peppers, Post Malone, Lizzo, Duran Duran,
Continue as a Guest, the new album from The New Pornographers, is set for release on March 31st via Merge Records – their first for their new label. The first single, “Really Really Light,” is out today with an accompanying video directed by Christian Cerezo.
In preparation for Demarco’s upcoming instrumental project, Glide dug through his discography to find his 10 best arrangements so far. Check out our picks below:
“25 years in the making” almost sounds like some kind of an exaggerated tale of two hombres looking to catch some musical sympathy. But for Mike Stinson and Johnny Irion, these two troubadours would never stretch a tale to get listens- in fact, they’ve jointly worked harder than almost anyone in the Americana/Country scene.
As far back as he can remember, Capricorn Studios was calling Eddie 9V. As a kid scanning the sleeves of his favorite vinyl records, this fabled facility in Macon, Georgia,
Left For Dead Records recently reissued what had become an underground classic in Punk music, a handful of songs known as Drive My Car, from the New York-based teen band
