You might not be familiar with Steve Salett, but your favorite artists know him well. A “musician’s musician,” the New York City singer/songwriter, producer, and musical advisor has led a
Who would have thought a bassist, known mightily for his bass work with the heavy punk onslaught of The Circle Jerk would make an album described as “12-string guitar meditations”?
Cinema Cinema is a Brooklyn-based experimental Metal and Punk-influenced duo founded in 2008 and comprised of cousins Ev Gold (vocalist/guitarist) and Paul Claro (drummer). For their first album, they worked
Modesto, CA’s influential indie-rock group Grandaddy have announced a special digital release of the Sumday: Excess Baggage, a thirteen-track collection of rarities and b-sides from the Sumday-era that unfolds like a lost Grandaddy album
Duane Betts’ first full-length solo album, Wild & Precious Life, is a direct extension of his work in the Allman-Betts Band in 2019 and 2020 (and superior to those efforts too). In his
Colter Wall has been described as a traditionalist and while his dusty country tunes pull from the legends of the genre almost as much as Wall’s life story, the artist
The music created by Marc Ribot’s Ceramic Dog is a mix of everything that makes the avant-garde guitarist tick. Different styles sit side by side on Connection, which showcases a
The first thing you notice about Ryan Curtis is the voice. Like Tom Waits after a few belts of whiskey and a half a pack of smokes, Curtis’ deep vocals
Lukas Nelson and Promise of the Real have proven themselves somewhat schizophrenic in the years since the group elevated its public profile through collaborations with Neil Young. On the one
Cedarsmoke, the esteemed indie-rock/ folk band hailing from Meanjin/Brisbane, are rolling out their sophomore album, The Great & The Terrible. The album releases on Friday, July 14th, and will take
