Steven Bamidele has been developing his craft for the majority of the 2010s. From beginning his career as Mirror Signal in 2013, through to dropping the moniker in 2017 to
LA-raised, Berlin-based by way of Brooklyn, queer “gentle folk” purveyor Hayfitz, announces “What’s Wrong” via Vienna, Austria-based SeaYou Records. With a brave idea, Hayfitz sought ultimate closure by isolating in
With fifty-five years of hindsight, it’s easy to see why Super Session (released 7/22/68) has exerted such influence on contemporary rock in the interim since its release. Besides its emphasis on the
The Gaslight Anthem have shared a new song “History Books,” available now at all DSPs and streaming services on their own Rich Mahogany Recordings label via Thirty Tigers. The heavy-hearted
Roger Waters today confirmed October 6, 2023 as the release date for The Dark Side of the Moon Redux, an epically ambitious reinterpretation of one of the most famous and acclaimed albums in history,
We’re heading into this weekend with some very exciting releases to help shake off whatever nonsense was thrown your way over these last few days. This week’s Caustic Commentary is
Bluegrass music may be one of America’s “traditional” styles, but at its heart it has always been wild and spontaneous. The style demands every ounce of facility and intent that
Brian Noyes is a Seattle, Washington-based singer-songwriter. He is a member of the psych pop group Tomten and also performs as a touring keyboardist for San Francisco band Papercuts. Noyes
Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter Max Clarke, better known by his nom de plume Cut Worms, has already released two critically acclaimed albums. His debut album, Hollow Ground, was released in 2018 and
Have you ever had a brilliant idea for a film, video, or even a simple presentation, only to find yourself struggling to bring your vision to life? To create a
