My Sister, My Brother can trace its origin story to a pre-pandemic songwriter’s retreat. Garrison Starr and Sean McConnell, both accomplished solo artists, met at the event and walked away
Released in 2005, Discovering the Waterfront by the Canadian post-hardcore band Silverstein remains an iconic masterpiece within the emo and post-hardcore genres. With its emotionally charged lyrics, powerful instrumentation, and
This month the ascendant shape-shifting rock group from Melbourne, Australia, King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard got an early start on announcing their jump to arena rockers with a slate
When Atlanta alt-country / Americana veteran, singer-songwriter, and guitarist Lars Nagel was kicking around titles for his new solo album, he kept coming back to a familiar three-word phrase and
Music concerts are a fun way to spend your time. Our post on finding exciting entertainment shares how this is a terrific way to discover new acts and enjoy live music. If
Miami is known for its warm weather and colorful culture. A city drenched with the rich history of so many people from different walks of life calling it home, Finding
Las Vegas, known as the Entertainment Capital of the World, is a city that never rests. It’s a hub of limitless imagination and creativity, offering entertainment in every conceivable form.
As much as the release of the Replacements’ Tim on Sire Records caused consternation among their ever-so-independent fans, the first release of the Minnesota ne’er do wells’ work on a
There is no better example of innovation than Outkast. Just saying their name out loud brings forth visions of southern-fried Hip-hop with a thirst for bending the English language to
Unlike the Detroit-centered Thad Jones, Donald Byrd, and Elvin Jones albums that we have covered as part of the five-part The Third Man/Blue Note partnership, the relatively unheralded Kenny Cox
