The Polyphonic Spree return for their first album of original material in almost a decade as Salvage Enterprise contains the bombastically positive pop the band was known for, but also
Sunday at the Village Vanguard is a seminal jazz album by the legendary pianist Bill Evans, recorded live at the Village Vanguard in New York City on June 25, 1961.
It admittedly started as a novelty, or so it seemed. In 2018, Juliana Hatfield – one of the coolest understated musicians to come out of alternative rock (when that term
Luther Dickinson effectively became a bonafide musicologist with the 2015 release of Blues & Ballads A Folksinger’s Songbook Volumes I & I. Ever since, whether working within the relative confines of
mega cat is a new instrumental collaboration by Aaron Benson (drums, percussion, guitar,) Kim West (piano and synthesizer,) and Ryan Devlin (bass and guitar). For live performances, the band is
If the photographic evidence accompanying The Knockdown Dragout (Gastonwood Music, February 9th, 2024) is any indication, then Chris J Norwood is a beaten man. Beaten, maybe… But not out! As
Divine Horsemen have recently released Bitter End of a Sweet Night via In The Red Records, a follow-up to 2021’s Hot Rise of an Ice Cream Phoenix that marked their
The semi-annual Exit Zero Jazz Festival held November 10-12, 2023, in the nation’s oldest ocean resort, Cape May, NJ featured second-line parades, the usual loyal, enthusiastic jazz audiences, and a
