Last night (February 21), none other than the legendary Pixies kicked off the European leg of their extensive 2023 tour.
The debut album from POC-led slowcore project Mothlights, Walking The World With A Leaky Umbrella (Strawberry Moon Records), is both an artistic feat of escapism and a statement of political,
On their third LP, That Texas Touch, The Tender Things continue their tradition of blending classic Outlaw Country music with elements of Lone Star groove for another remarkably satisfying record.
Across 12 studio albums, Lucero has experimented with their sound, adding in horns at times while slipping in and out of country and punk rock to various degrees. But at
The Blood Sweat and Tears that created Child Is Father to the Man (released 2/21/68) is not the same band the public so wholeheartedly embraced via “And When I Die,” “You’ve Made Me So Very Happy” and “Spinning Wheel.”
The clouds begin to part after a dreary winter in New York City and the sun makes an appearance for the first time in weeks. You walk outside and stare
Talk about a labor of love. Iris DeMent’s “Workin’ on a World,” her seventh album, is a product six years in the making and comes eight years after her most
GRAMMY Award-winning musician and scholar Dom Flemons’ new version of Bob Dylan’s “Guess I’m Doing Fine,” featuring special guest Sam Bush,
Feist has announced the Multitudes tour, which will feature the 11-time Juno Award winner performing in the round with 360-degree immersive sound. The production was conceived by Feist and developed with artist/filmmaker Colby Richardson, artist
With the raw energy only a young band early in their career can muster, Way Down the Rainbow strut their manic psychedelia perfectly with the new track “Heppy!” There’s something wonderful about a
