By the time Peter Case concludes the roughly forty-five minutes or so that is Doctor Moan, he has fully reconfigured a new persona for himself in line with the album’s title
In keeping with its artist billing, All Roads Lead Home is not a Neil Young and Crazy Horse album in the usual sense of the word. Rather than a group effort whereby the four-piece band
This is Ropeadope’s fifth installment of their acclaimed Experiment series. The leader, pianist Greg Spero (Spirit Fingers), very emphatically says that these are not bonus tracks from 2022’s The Chicago Experiment.
Touring in promotion of their 2022 debut full-length album Save the Baby, Washington state indie rock outfit Enumclaw visited the nation’s capital last Thursday, March 23rd, playing to a packed
While the resurgence of vinyl can be seen discussed on almost every major music or financial blog available online, there is a subculture of the vinyl world that goes largely
Fans of Dr. Dog were deeply saddened in 2021 when the much-loved Philadelphia-based band announced that they would no longer be touring. Though still technically together, Dr. Dog seems to
With his heartbreakingly powerful voice and incisive lyrics, Prateek (pruh – TEEK) has been described as “Not just any guy with a guitar…” by The Boston Globe. When you hear
The New Pornographers again weaves its signature blend of melodic power pop, intricate vocal harmonies, and witty lyricism with infectious hooks.
Stars Enough to Guide Me is Jono Manson;s eleventh solo project and his debut for Blue Rose Records – continuing his genre blurring catalog
If there was one overarching theme of the setlist for Wilco at the Riviera Theatre on March 26th, it was the dominance of that guitar and in turn one of the band’s more lead-heavy albums, Sky Blue Sky.
