Hardly Strictly Bluegrass has announced a fourth round of artists for their highly anticipated 2023 iteration in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park, September 29-October 1. The three-day, multi-stage free music festival adds Emmylou
A Melbourne, Australia-based indie/folk-rock artist with 70s piano pop influences, Daniel Trakell’s double-tracked vocals and songwriting style have drawn comparisons to artists like Elliott Smith and The Beatles. There is
Joh Chase’s musical journey has been a winding but steady evolution. While they were raised Evangelical and originally wrote songs that grappled with leaving the church, Chase found revelations in
Released in 2004, R.E.M.’s Around the Sun stands as one of the more divisive entries in the band’s discography. While it doesn’t reach the same heights as some of their
This fall is promising to be a busy one for Benjamin Gibbard. 2023 marks the twentieth anniversary of two different albums from two Gibbard-fronted bands, Death Cab for Cutie’s Transatlanticism
In commemoration of the unveiling of Beastie Boys Square and 50 years of Hip-Hop, Mike Diamond (Mike D) and Adam Horovitz (Adrock), in association with The City of New York
If there ever was a profound inspiration behind a song, Beekeeper Spaceman undoubtedly earns a medal for its Greek mythology allegory. On their new song “Locusts and Honey” that Glide
Ynana Rose captivates audiences with her unique blend of the traditions of American roots music, penning songs threaded with folk, country, blues and jazz influences, while reaching for new horizons
Pittsburgh-based Deathcore band Signs of the Swarm recently released their fifth studio album, Amongst the Low & Empty, via Century Media Records. Having been touring intensely just before recording this
Singer/songwriter/activist/multi-instrumentalist Allison Russell delivered a heart-wrenching, cathartic, honest, and ultimately triumphant account of her own abusive upbringing on the widely acclaimed 2021 Outside Child, her first solo album. The impact
