Last fall, Pavement closed its sold-out four-night run at Brooklyn’s Kings Theatre and now indie legenes will return to New York this fall for another four-night run, this time at
Last summer eight piece Gulf Coat soul band The Suffers released their third studio album It Starts With Love. The album tackles issues of racism, misogyny, and the music industry,
Josie Cotton recently released her new album five years in the making, Day of the Gun, via her own label Kitten Robot Records, co-produced by Paul Roessler. Singles and videos
New Jersey punk/americana rock outfit Jon Caspi & The First Gun recently shared their new 5-song EP Raise ‘Em High! & Other Delights, via Fake Chapter Records, which includes the
The realm of modern troubadours is that of a long list that includes names no so familiar. Afton Wolfe is a name that deserves immediate attention with his gravelly aching
In the world of social media, Instagram has emerged as a powerful platform for individuals, businesses, and influencers to connect with their target audience. With over one billion active users,
If the name “Bailey Bigger” alone doesn’t make one stop and listen, perhaps it’s the achingly tender vocals from the up-and-coming Americana artist. There is a genuine artistry that tops
While most people might assimilate Cornell University to a certain academic pedigree, the Grateful Dead’s 5/8/77 show lives in the heart and recollection of many a music-centric-minded listener. Cornell ’77
Big Crown Records has presented the debut full-length offering from Les Imprimés, Rêverie. Morten Martens is the man behind the band. Born, raised, and working in Kristiansand, Norway, he keeps a
Dokken. Foreigner. End Game. Dio. MSG. The list goes on for as long as your arm when it comes to naming all the bands and special musical projects that Jeff
