In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Renovations, the new album from Jessye DeSilva, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full
In 1998 an entire generation of punk bands were picking up the political flag from genre founders like The Clash and Stiff Little Fingers. In that year alone, Bad Religion,
A debut album feels like the first brush stroke of what is slowly going to become a scenic painting meant to depict the emotions and experiences of the person holding
Pierce Edens is an independent musician and singer-songwriter from Western North Carolina. He is best known for his powerful vocals and haunting, fiery music that captivates listening rooms and excites
On July 14-16, a Pacific Northwest-centric lineup convened at Cave Creek Farm in Trout Lake, Washington for the inaugural Cave Creek Ramble. The eclectic lineup featured intimate performances from Margo
For the first time in over a decade, Alicia Keys performed in Detroit proper. (Last year’s Alicia + Keys World Tour did bring the singer to Southeast Michigan at Michigan
Contributing an essay to the 50th Anniversary package of Grateful Dead’s Anthem of the Sun (released 7/18/68), scholar Steve Silberman accurately and vividly recounts the sequence of events involved in the original production of the
To celebrate the 30th anniversary of their album debut, Smoking Popes been busy in the studio, cooking up a fresh batch of songs, including a pair of digital singles coming
Deep in the heart of Pennsylvania, an area of the state mostly reserved for college football, there is a record shop that has morphed into a cultural epicenter for the
It’s never easy to follow up a Grammy-winning album but arguably Molly Tuttle and her band, Golden Highway have done just that as City of Gold teems with terrific songs
