Jesse Kivel’s newest offering, Life and Death at Party Rock, is a contemplative reflection on fatherhood, relationships, and the natural world in softly focused indie rock. Combining Kivel’s natural acoustic
November 26th, 2023 will mark the 10th anniversary of Kevin Morby’s acclaimed solo debut album, Harlem River. Additionally, Morby has announced two (already sold out) 10th anniversary shows in Los Angeles at Permanent Records Roadhouse (a nod to
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The world of esports is vast and ever-evolving. With numerous games, platforms, and competitions, there’s no shortage of opportunities for gamers to go pro. But what separates the casual player
