Say what you want about Beastie Boys but the energy that flows through their discography is undeniable and consistent throughout the trio’s many sonic risks. Throughout their time in the
Assuming you’ve heard about this never-before-heard recording of John Coltrane’s month-long residency at NYC’s Village Gate in August,1961 but have only heard the single, “Impressions” so far, here are some
With the release of the 40th Anniversary Expanded Edition of Field Day, Marshall Crenshaw has fully and completely addressed the negativity that arose upon the issue of his second studio album forty years ago. Whether
In recent years, online and physical gambling has exponentially increased in popularity. This expansion can be attributed to the continual development of gaming technology that can be accessed from anywhere
The Nashville, Tennessee-based art/punk outfit Snõõper shout out lo-fi blasts of directness via short snippets of fuzzed-up punk throughout their full-length debut Super Snõõper. The group started as an oddball
You might not be familiar with Steve Salett, but your favorite artists know him well. A “musician’s musician,” the New York City singer/songwriter, producer, and musical advisor has led a
Who would have thought a bassist, known mightily for his bass work with the heavy punk onslaught of The Circle Jerk would make an album described as “12-string guitar meditations”?
Cinema Cinema is a Brooklyn-based experimental Metal and Punk-influenced duo founded in 2008 and comprised of cousins Ev Gold (vocalist/guitarist) and Paul Claro (drummer). For their first album, they worked
Modesto, CA’s influential indie-rock group Grandaddy have announced a special digital release of the Sumday: Excess Baggage, a thirteen-track collection of rarities and b-sides from the Sumday-era that unfolds like a lost Grandaddy album
Duane Betts’ first full-length solo album, Wild & Precious Life, is a direct extension of his work in the Allman-Betts Band in 2019 and 2020 (and superior to those efforts too). In his
