Melbourne’s The Murlocs have announced their brand new studio album, Calm Ya Farm, due out May 19 on ATO Records. Following their 2022 garage-psych opus Rapscallion, the band initially set out with a vision of creating a quintessential
Charley Crockett has announced new headline summer tour dates, and also releases “Trinity River (Live from the Ryman Auditorium)” – a boisterous highlight from his sold out debut at the
Portland, OR is known for its oddities in art and just people in general, and Buddy Wynkoop fits right into that lineup with their new single “Relatable.” With a vintage
With a deceptively somber-sounding intro, Abby Johnson’s band drops in with that feel-good drum fill and buoyant horn line to bring you into the true steady feel of “The Durango Song.”
This summer, the legendary Newport Jazz Festival will return to Fort Adams State Park in Rhode Island that will take place August 4-6. This year’s festival lineup features the legendary talents of Herbie Hancock, Diana
After a successful run of singles through their new home at Colemine Records, The Ironsides are ready to make a full statement. The psychedelic soul band, which consists of a
Celebrating their 20th Anniversary, Portland, Oregon’s MarchFourth should have been headlining festivals where we saw the names of Edward Sharpe and The Magnetic Zeros and the jubilant sounds of Of
Known mainly as the frontman for the rock band NEEDTOBREATHE, with his sophomore solo outing Bear Rinehart (going under the moniker Wilder Woods) digs into much broader musical influences and
Las Vegas-based Blackened Deathcore band Ov Sulfur are gearing up to release their debut full-length album, The Burden Ov Faith, via Century Media Records on March 24th. They have previously
Working My Way Down was originally intended as a trio project twenty-five years ago between Mike Stinson, Johnny Irion, and the deceased Andy Bulter-Jones that has finally emerged under the collaborative banner of country rockers Stinson and Irion.
