It seemed inevitable that saxophonist and composer Walter Smith III, who has produced and appeared as a sideman on several Blue Note projects, would eventually join the stable of the
Eugenia Riot is the vibrant new folk creation from singer-songwriter Leigh Jones (Crow and the Canyon, Five Letter Word). Based in Portland, Oregon, Eugenia Riot explores the crescendos of love
The Enchanted World (due out 4/7), on Howlin’ Dog Records is the seventh album release from the northern New Mexico-based trio The Rifters. The Rifters are known across the Southwest
Earlier this year, The storied English rock icons The Cure announced they will be making a trip to the States for their first North American tour since 2016. The band
Somehow a band name like Gringo Star just conjures “let’s have a listen.” Perhaps because they almost share the surname of a certain Beatle or it just rolls off the
Ten years ago (4/5/2013), Blake released Overgrown, his mesmerizing sophomore album that had the artist diving deeper into his newfound voice.
A Nuclear Winter (due out June 23rd via Happiness (A Record Label) / State Fair Records) is Texas songwriter-producer Salim Nourallah’s first full-length release since 2018’s double LP, Somewhere South
Brett Newski, the hardest working guy in indie rock, has built a career out of DIY hustle and some truly great songs. For the past decade he’s been traveling the
For many people, Knoxville, Tennessee is a college football town or a place to stay when visiting the Great Smoky Mountains National Park or Dollywood. However, for the tenth time
From the opening strains of Dan Horne’s debut full-length studio effort, Count The Clouds, it’s obvious the L.A.-based musician is entering some uncharted musical territory.
