On the rainy, dreary evening of September 25th, those who witnessed Ches Smith and his ten-piece ensemble at Philly’s avant-garde venue, Solar Myth, basked in the bright, colorful visuals and
With a band name like Old Heavy Hands, you know there ain’t no messing around with this group of rock and roll lifers from Greensboro, NC. Somewhere between the rugged
Simon Le Bon of Duran Duran says this about The Living Pins: ”One of the things I can really recognize when I hear a bit of music– is the FUN.
The musical story of how Alan Palomo ended up creating his recently released World of Hassle LP is a beautifully unpredictable one. Palomo has been tirelessly creating otherworldly textures with
Sink into the beguiling and nostalgic aural wonderland of “Tiny Beam of Light” by Julie Arsenault. A wave of emotion comes over the track as Arsenault sings softly and sweetly to a waltz piano push.
It is always a momentous occasion when Wilco rears its head. Despite how prolific the band has become, every time the Sonic Chameleons announce a new LP it feels like
Daniel Donato’s musical style blends the best of Nashville honky tonks with an improvisational spirit. This intersection proves to be a potent combination, made only stronger but a vibrant, youthful, and supremely talented
My Sister, My Brother can trace its origin story to a pre-pandemic songwriter’s retreat. Garrison Starr and Sean McConnell, both accomplished solo artists, met at the event and walked away
Released in 2005, Discovering the Waterfront by the Canadian post-hardcore band Silverstein remains an iconic masterpiece within the emo and post-hardcore genres. With its emotionally charged lyrics, powerful instrumentation, and
This month the ascendant shape-shifting rock group from Melbourne, Australia, King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard got an early start on announcing their jump to arena rockers with a slate
