Upon a quick first reading, Blueprint (released 2/18/73) might not seem a fitting title for Rory Gallagher’s third solo album.
It’s been a minute since Margo Price has graced a Portland, Oregon stage, what with the lost years of COVID, etc. From the “anarchist jurisdiction” out here in the Pacific
Another week goes by and another major cultural event drowns your timeline. If the Super Bowl taking place this past weekend wasn’t enough, a pregnant Rihanna came out to perform
New York/New Jersey-based Post-Rock, Jazz-influenced instrumental ensemble The Royal Arctic Institute really captured a sense of otherworldliness with their group of songs, From Catnap to Coma, that arrived in 2021.
It’s a testament to Marshall Crenshaw’s persistence, not to mention his professional pride, that he’s secured the rights to his catalog as originally released on Warner Brothers Records. Issued on double-LP
To attempt to personify the newest release from Animal Collective’s Avey Tare would be futile, and a disservice to the music itself. Tare is gearing up to release his first
The New Brunswick, NJ-based trio Screaming Females have always straddled the genres of punk, indie, metal, and arena-ready jams, but on their newest album Desires Pathway, they deliver their most accessible musical offering with splashes of power pop and polished alt-rock.
The story of California grunge-pop band STARRY EYES is both tragic and triumphant. The band evolved from the deep friendship between founding duo guitarist John Shippey and drummer Matthew Scoggins.
“Our stories are where we meet. They are the crossroads of human experience,” journeyman singer-songwriter Doug Levitt says describing part of what he’s learned since setting out more than 12
Transformation, the new LP from songwriter, composer, and vocalist Grant Swift builds on the softly psychedelic folk-rock and hook-drenched power pop of his First Elephant release to deliver the listener
