The Dwarves just snarl with daredevil punk abandon on all their songs and when you add Josh Freese (Foo Fighters) and Nick Oliveri (Kyuss/QOTSA) to the mix, it is musical
New Jersey-based Indie-Rock pioneers The Feelies have released their seventh album, Some Kinda Love, their first-ever live album. But even that comes with a twist since the music is not
The life story of singer/songwriter Vic Chesnutt sounds like the script of a movie, but the palpable emotion in his lyrics and vocals tell us it is all very real.
Great collaborators know how to sustain momentum. We praised the first musical meeting of singer-songwriter Terry Klein and producer, engineer, guitarist, and songwriter Thomm Jutz on Klein’s 2022 Good Luck,
Jesse Kivel’s newest offering, Life and Death at Party Rock, is a contemplative reflection on fatherhood, relationships, and the natural world in softly focused indie rock. Combining Kivel’s natural acoustic
November 26th, 2023 will mark the 10th anniversary of Kevin Morby’s acclaimed solo debut album, Harlem River. Additionally, Morby has announced two (already sold out) 10th anniversary shows in Los Angeles at Permanent Records Roadhouse (a nod to
The legacy left behind by A Tribe Called Quest was never in question although as the years go by, it feels like it is only getting stronger. All of the
The age-old icebreaker question of “If you could time travel, where would you go” is quick to elicit a plethora of responses from everybody. People would go back and watch
Legendary journalist Greil Marcus stays true to his reputation as a scholar of modern rock’s intersection with rock history when noting in a 2019 Rolling Stone column that “some of
Formed by two high school friends bent on traveling the country playing folk music together, New York Americana outfit Driftwood has turned into one of the hardest-working, original bands in
