Primitive blues and rock and roll played with real instruments is not an easy sell to American youth conditioned on a digital landscape that incentivizes the following of trends. The
On their fourth LP, A Colossal Waste Of Light, Portland, Oregon’s Eyelids drift in and out of decades for musical influence. You can hear echoes of everyone from 1970s Big
Without a shred of contrivance in this hearty reclamation of roots, Son Volt achieved and maintained an ever-so-precarious balance of euphoric music offset with deceptively despairing lyrics.
There’s enough joy in New Brunswick-based singer/songwriter Matt Andersen’s aptly named The Big Bottle of Joy to fill multiple parade routes or churches.
The Oscars are one of the most anticipated events in the film industry. This year’s ceremony is scheduled for March 12, 2023, at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, California. The
Weyes Blood brought her “In Holy Flux” Tour to New York last weekend for a sold-out two-night stand at East Williamsburg staple Brooklyn Steel.
Detroit post-punk band Protomartyr has announced their new album, Formal Growth In The Desert, out June 2nd on Domino, and presents its lead single/video, “Make Way.”
The 29th Annual Telluride Blues & Brews Festival reveals its 2023 artist lineup. The festival returns with a dynamic, well-rounded mix of live blues, funk, indie, rock, gospel and soul
Singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist, Jonny Polonsky has released “Let It Rust.” The single is from his upcoming LP Rise of the Rebel Angels, out May 12, 2023 via Loosegroove Records/The Orchard. Already familiar with
Sweet, simple, and focused on honoring the song, Luke Sital-Signh hits the mark with the opening track on his new EP “Strange Weather.” He’s framing the story around how the weather
