Melbourne’s The Murlocs will release their brand new studio album, Calm Ya Farm, May 19 on ATO Records. Spiked with their signature breed of sharply crafted garage-punk—and with lead vocalist, guitarist & harmonica triple threat Ambrose
St. Paul & the Broken Bones reprise the light psychedelia and experimental R&B of 2022’s The Alien Coast with their latest, Angels in Science Fiction. The album is based on a
There is an old saying claiming that there is beauty in the struggle. A person’s ability to stare directly at a less-than-desirable situation and explore its margins to find some
On her latest LP, Safe To Run, Esther Rose manages to offer an album’s worth of strong emotional songs without getting too weighed down in earnestness. The death metal font
Music has always been a part of Alice Howe’s life ever since she grew up with the music of her parents that included artists like Muddy Waters and Jackson Browne,
Violent Femmes’ self-titled debut album, released in 1983, is a true masterpiece of alternative rock. One of the things that makes Violent Femmes so special is the way the band combines
Disco Biscuits guitarist, Jon Gutwillig, along with longtime New Yorker journalist and noted author Nicholas Schmidle, have announced a second showing of their highly-anticipated debut of The Very Moon: A
Seen and heard strictly through the hindsight of a half-century, Eagles’ sophomore album Desperado qualifies as the iconic band’s great ‘lost’ album, despite the fact it is their most finely-wrought effort this
Having played his first-ever live show at Coachella on Saturday (April 15th), Jai Paul today announces a run of intimate headline shows in New York City and London. The London, UK artist
Ben de la Cour mines his personal life for musical inspiration. And he’s lived one hell of a life so far. Raised in Brooklyn, he started playing music in his
