Newcastle Australia’s Rum Jungle is quickly finding its way around the country and with tracks like “All the Way Round and Back” it’s easy to see why. Opening with an early 2000s
Dean Johnson has a way of baring it all without the filter of fancy technicality or instrumentation on his new single “Acting School.” The song is lyrically brash and gentle
The Providence, Rhode Island-based Deer Tick is back with its unique mix of modern-day, hard-driving Americana as the group releases its first album since 2017 as well as its first
The Queens of the Stone Age return with their eighth studio album, In Times New Roman…, as the band (Josh Homme, Troy Van Leeuwen, Dean Fertita, Michael Shuman, and Jon
Sigur Rós today has shared the confirmation that they will tomorrow release their first new studio album in ten years. Titled ÁTTA, the ten-track album is their most intimate and emotionally direct record
Forty-five years of hindsight at least partially illuminates why Bob Dylan’s Street Legal suffered such a negative response in the short term upon its release as well as in some extended retrospect.
Hindsight isn’t always 20/20 when it comes to Neil Young and his extensive body of work (see ‘The Ditch Trilogy’ for the most extreme instance), but it’s crystal-clear in the
Two-time Grammy-nominated pianist and composer Orrin Evans is known, aside from his many musical talents, for his outgoing, welcoming personality. It’s not surprising to see his “open door” policy that
With Blood Brothers, Dallas Burrow deftly pays off on the promise made on his first two albums – both solid efforts that seemed to be building up to this, his
Grammy award-winner Charlie Hall is the longtime drummer of The War on Drugs and The Silver Ages, but has also spent many years as a Producer and mentor to other
