Joe Vann delivers indie folk just the way it’s meant to exist with his gentle lilting track “Sweetheart.” While multiple guitar layers dance around each other the simplistic drums hold a
Blurring the lines between caricature and confessional, Kerry Charles isn’t quite certain where his act ends and reality begins. Sardonic, yet sincere, abject but personal and indisputably groovy, Charles’s timeless
It’s that time of the week again folks, the day that makes everything leading up to it seem small and irrelevant. New Music Friday crept up on us this week
Vashti Bunyan was a young songwriter and performer courted by Rolling Stones’ manager Andrew Loog Oldham in the late 1960s, with whom she recorded Jagger-Richards songs and her own pieces.
There are some artists that can approach any style of song and leave it sounding expensive. Their 24-karat vocal cords deliver diamond-encrusted melodies that sit atop lavish instrumentals with a
Matthew Logan Vasquez admits he doesn’t like linear albums, stating they should be like life, disorderly. As All Get Out certainly has that feel, things shift in different directions, moods,
For a few years now, the multi-faceted and highly regarded artist Mac DeMarco has been wearing the same hat with the same yellow square on it. This yellow square represents
The Hold Steady performed an explosive version of their new song “Sideways Skull” last night on Late Night with Seth Meyers. The song is from the band’s ninth studio album, The Price of
On the full moon, Thursday 6 April, Peter Gabriel releases the Bright-Side Mix of the title track from his forthcoming album, i/o. Written and produced by Peter Gabriel, “i/o” was primarily
After years as a regular fixture on the Northeast jam scene, Mike Miz found just what he was seeking when he moved to Nashville in pursuit of the highest level
