This year marks the 30th anniversary of Liz Phair’s beloved debut record, Exile In Guyville, which was first released on June 22, 1993 via Matador. An 18-track double album loosely
In the realm of shamefully underrated singer-songwriters, Malcolm Holcombe has to be near the top of every list. The Western North Carolina lifer is truly the real deal with his
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard announce their new double LP album, PetroDragonic Apocalypse; or, Dawn of Eternal Night: An Annihilation of Planet Earth and the Beginning of Merciless Damnation, out June 16th on KGLW,
Following 2022’s Lucifer on the Sofa, Spoon will now go the short EP route. Out digitally on June 13, Memory Dust features three new Spoon recordings – the original songs “Sugar Babies”
“Let’s just say I live in a very different Jersey than Springsteen’s Jersey.” J Hacha De Zola speaks with authority about the reality that he knows better than anyone who
New York City has a long-standing relationship with the arts. For decades the city has birthed some of music’s most innovative acts and has built a loving community around those
Steve Earle’s 8th Annual John Henry Benefit for The Keswell School was delayed this past December and finally took place on Monday, May 18th at the luxurious Town Hall in
It was cold, rainy, and dark on Saturday, March 13th at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, but Gary Clark Jr. let his guitar and massive tone, sustain and distortion ring loud and
This is UK saxophonist and composer Duncan Eagles’ second turn as a leader on the Ropeadope label, this time leading a quartet instead of a quintet as on 2019’s Citizen,
In the world of rock and roll, it’s hard to find a busier artist than Ambrose Kenny-Smith. His day job, if you will, is multi-instrumentalist with Melbourne, Australia’s psych gods
