On John Hollywood’s new track “The Jar” he uses lo-fi production and tone to draw the listener’s ear into what could’ve just been another folk song. There’s a lot more
There’s a simplicity that accents strength in the songwriting on Brandon Carswell’s new single “Unkind.” There’s no more instrumentation than there needs to be. With just an acoustic guitar, tasteful drummer,
On his debut LP, To Whom It May Concern, New York-based singer Alexander Wren certainly didn’t shy away from some of life’s biggest themes regardless of how personal. On “The
Another work week is in the books and another Friday is filled with new releases to ring in a much-needed weekend. There is no shortage of brand-new albums and singles
Everyone associates The Roots’ debut with their iconic Do You Want More?!!!??! LP from 1995. That album introduced the world to Questlove’s infectious drum patterns and Black Thought’s deadly verses
For the first time in nearly a decade, the legendary Peter Gabriel returned to the live performance world after kicking off i/o The Tour earlier tonight in Poland. This show
This late-era lineup of Yes, spearheaded by guitarist Steve Howe, has crafted a competent and at times brilliant follow-up to 2021’s overlooked The Quest. As the producer of this twenty-third
blur will release their first album in 8 years, titled The Ballad of Darren and comprising 10 new tracks, on July 21st on Parlophone. First track ‘The Narcissist’ is out now, check out
Iconic Minneapolis musician Tommy Stinson’s latest venture is called Cowboys in the Campfire — a duo with good pal Chip Roberts — and its debut album, WRONGER (due out June
With their tenth studio album, jamgrass pioneers Leftover Salmon are paying homage to some of their earliest and most formidable musical influences. Grass Roots, the group’s follow-up studio effort to
