Almost four decades into their career, a track like “Sinatra Drive Breakdown” should sound like a surprise. It should sound like a discordant,
Norm, the eighth studio album by Canadian singer-songwriter Andy Shauf, is a masterful display of musical storytelling and arrangement. The album is a musical journey that takes the listener on
Sam Coomes and Janet Weiss have been playing as Quasi for thirty years and their newest release, Breaking the Balls of History, just maybe their strongest effort yet.
Such is the case on the band’s fifth studio album, Where You Been, which was released on February 9, 1993.
The Runaway Grooms is a band that resides in Colorado, but has its beginnings in Massachusetts. Amon Tobin and Justin Bissett grew up across the street from each other in
Channeling everything from Raw Power-era Stooges to Australian punk forbearers The Saints, Melbourne-based band Civic prove the hype over their 2021 debut LP was clearly deserved with the raucous follow-up,
It’s only natural for Brad Mehldau to release a solo piano album comprised almost entirely of material by the Beatles.
Dylan Earl is a man shaped by the land around him. Originally from Lake Charles, Louisiana but “naturalized by the Natural State” as a teenager, Dylan (or “Dearl” as he’s
Lost love and melancholy are such prevalent themes in the indie folk scene that it’s wildly refreshing to hear a different narrative. Toronto’s Sumaroo pulls us in with scratched acoustic guitar over a
Texas-based singer/songwriter Robert Ellis announced today his new album Yesterday’s News will release on May 19th through his own label Niles City Records. An ever evolving, creatively restless renaissance man,
