Elephant Path is an SLC-based artist and native of California who spent many formative years in Louisville, Kentucky – which is where he first laid musical roots. Building a world for
Austin’s Zilker Park welcomed thousands of guests for the opening festivities of Austin City Limits Music Festival’s first weekend. Sunny skies and warm – but not scorching – temperatures ruled
This weekend is a very special one for die-hard fans of legendary heavy rock. Last night (October 6) was the first night of Power Trip, a specially curated festival located
Another week in the history books and another Friday of brand-new songs has arrived to cap it all off. On the surface, it seemed like a slow start to October
In 1997, CAKE was at a career crossroads. The success of their Fashion Nugget LP brought them mainstream attention and their iconic single “The Distance” helped their 1996 sophomore LP
The first-ever solo album from longtime drummer Gregory Hutchinson is a master class in combining his preferred genres of jazz, hip-hop, funk, R&B, and Neo-soul. Da Bang is 15 songs
Like a phoenix, the group originally known as Jefferson Airplane seemed to rise from the ashes every decade through the 80s, reinventing their sound each time. The 60s saw Jefferson
On his third effort, Traffic Fiction, Tré Burt has gone further in expanding his folk sound, adding in Americana, rock, and plenty of soul to his songs making for his
In a long list of probable bands, there is probably no safer choice than Wilco to open a new concert venue. They don’t attract a wild drinking fanbase, their lyrics
Steph Green produced and recorded her forthcoming record, Lore (Out October 20th on Mashed Potato Records) at home on a borrowed Tascam MS-16, creating a distinctive sound. Embarking on an almost
