The obnoxiously enticing pink that graces the cover of Blonde Redhead’s latest studio album sums up the music better than any paragraph could. The blinding artwork for Sit Down for
In the age of digital entertainment, the convergence of streaming services and gambling has become a noteworthy phenomenon. This fusion of two seemingly unrelated worlds has given rise to a
We’re splitting hairs taking issue with singer-songwriter Jerry Joseph’s producer choices. On Baby, You’re the Man Who Would Be King he opts for the respected producer, the hard rocking, alt-country Eric
Music festivals usually require tough decisions. How to pick from an array of acts on multiple stages so that you see the artists you love and skip the ones that
The 37th annual Farm Aid that took place in Noblesville, Indiana at the Ruoff Music Center on September 23rd, will once again go down in history as one of the strongest
You have to go back to BR549’s debut in the mid-90s to find a modern band that has committed so strongly to classic mid-century country music, blending the buttoned-up stylized
On the rainy, dreary evening of September 25th, those who witnessed Ches Smith and his ten-piece ensemble at Philly’s avant-garde venue, Solar Myth, basked in the bright, colorful visuals and
The musical story of how Alan Palomo ended up creating his recently released World of Hassle LP is a beautifully unpredictable one. Palomo has been tirelessly creating otherworldly textures with
Sink into the beguiling and nostalgic aural wonderland of “Tiny Beam of Light” by Julie Arsenault. A wave of emotion comes over the track as Arsenault sings softly and sweetly to a waltz piano push.
It is always a momentous occasion when Wilco rears its head. Despite how prolific the band has become, every time the Sonic Chameleons announce a new LP it feels like
