‘THAT was smokin’!’… So spoke one of those hundred or so present July 26th at the 200+ capacity Nectar’s in Burlington, VT to witness Duane Betts and his Palmetto Motel
Any festival-goer has most likely heard Bend, Oregon’s Jeshua Marshall – even if they don’t know it. With 18 years of experience writing, playing, singing, and touring original music with
Minnesota-based singer/songwriter Tony Cuchetti is following his debut album, Hid It On The Sly (2020), and performance album, Live From Drum Farm Studio (2020), with 2023’s Freer Street, a collection
For Fall Out Boy, Michigan remains an integral part of the band’s rise and continued success. “We used to play Detroit so much,” remarked lead singer Patrick Stump midway through
The shockingly resilient compilation album Nuggets: Original Artyfacts from the First Psychedelic Era, 1965–1968 was released over 50 years ago, so the record’s producer, Lenny Kaye, organized a golden jubilee
The 2023 Newport Folk Festival took off right out of the gate on Friday with a day of music that wasn’t only memorable, but historic, even by the standards of
Buffalo Springfield’s third album, Last Time Around (released 7/29/68), has one of, if not the most, interesting backstories of any such tales in contemporary rock history. And because it’s also
The weather may get all the attention, but the hottest thing in Texas these days is Shinyribs. For years, the swamp-pop-meets-Texas-soul band that started as a side project for members
In the hands of Beck’s then-manager, Mickie Most, the grandly-titled Truth had the potential to be a glorious train wreck. Having produced singles for the likes of Herman’s Hermits and
I’m not sure where in the world you’re reading this from, but if you’ve been caught by this excessive heat wave that has been attacking the States over the past
