Cooper Kenward writes warm feel-good-even-if-you-feel-bad songs. Hailing from a small town in Northern California, he never really thought he would be making music at this age. It was always a
Two years after his debut, Bradley delivered Victim of Love (released 4/2/13), his second LP via Daptone. The album features an overabundance of soulful funk records that have the vocalist toeing the line between the past and the present.
20 years later and no other intro line has been able to mimic the seismic impact of the opening chords on The White Stripes’ fourth LP. “Seven Nation Army” has
It’s no small irony that the ensembles billed as the Who since approximately 2004 have more accurately replicated the layered density of the group’s best studio albums than the original
Every long week feels worth it once your favorite DSP updates with all the new releases, doesn’t it? With allergy season looming in the near distance and the days shifting
25 years later, it’s still difficult to explain Moment of Truth (released 3/31/98), the fifth and most acclaimed album from the legendary Gang Starr duo. Every syllable from Guru’s mouth
Given the internal conflicts afflicting Faces at the time of recording Ooh La La (released 3/31/73), it’s a borderline miracle the band completed the album at all. But through their inherent
NRBQ recently released the expanded reissue of their 1980 classic album Tiddlywinks on Omnivore Recordings. Over a decade into their career, NRBQ entered Bearsville Studios in upstate New York and
Animal Liberation Orchestra (ALO) high stepped into the Fillmore in San Francisco this past Saturday, March 23rd, not only because this night was chosen as the celebration of their 25th anniversary as a band, and not just because the vaunted room was completely sold out.
Austin’s relationship with psych rock is as legitimate as they come. From the 13th Floor Elevators to The Black Angels and the Levitation Festival, Texas’ cool city surely knows how
