It’s been six years since ZZ Ward’s last album, but on Dirty Shine – her first effort on her own label since leaving Hollywood Records – she digs even deeper
In just two albums, Black Market Brass has paved a lane all to their own. The Minneapolis-based collective has mastered the art of syncopation and digests influences on a global
The Chicago quartet’s Sub-Pop debut is a continuation of their early 80’s throwback style as Deeper delivers Careful! From the opening notes of “Build A Bridge” the group dives into
Hello June might very well be the second coming of Lydia Loveless mixed with Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit sound-wise. However, this West Virginia indie rock outfit fronted by
In Vinyl Lives we spotlight and profile record stores around the country who offer music lovers an experience that goes beyond an iTunes purchase or a Spotify playlist. Vinyl has
Colorado Springs-based outlaw alt-folk group Tejon Street Corner Thieves have announced their new record Juxtaposition, due out October 27th on Liars Club Records. Juxtaposition was recorded at Royal Recordings in
James Blake is an artist with nothing left to prove. He has conquered the world of electronic-influenced pop and mastered the art of songwriting, all while carving his own lane
It has been some time (13 years to be exact) since the tragic passing of Mark Linkous, the mastermind behind the experimental pop-outfit Sparklehorse. Although, his impact feels as palpable
The 2023 Rhythm & Roots Festival took place over Labor Day weekend (Sept 1-3) at Ninigret Park in Charlestown, Rhode Island, and went off without a hitch. The festival was
The forward-pushing saxophonist James Brandon Lewis also has a penchant for looking back as we learned with his 2021 poll sweeping Jesup Wagon, which honored the work of George Washington
