The Smashing Pumpkins personified the loud/quiet/loud dynamic perhaps better than any band in the 90s (well, safe for Nirvana of course), but the interesting thing about Billy Corgan and company
On the inner sleeve to his latest LP, Barge At Will, Jon Snodgrass writes, “My favorite songs were written in the time it takes to play them. Sometimes, while playing
North Florida indie-folk songwriter Gileah Taylor’s new chamber-pop album Slow Parade (out Apr. 26 via Velvet Blue Music) is an autobiographical concept album about life’s journey from idealized childhoods to choosing happiness
Folk-leaning Texas Americana artist Stephanie Sammons writes songs because she must: Driven by a deep sense of calling and a genuine curiosity about the world around her, her songwriting blends
It’s one thing to stumble upon great concert footage of Alice in Chains in their prime, but this pro-shot footage of the band performing live (taken from the classic grunge-era
Berlin and London-based artist Cassie Kinoshi’s new album Gratitude is a heartfelt ode to the everyday moments that spark joy and appreciation. Kinoshi, a modern jazz-fusion artist with a Mercury-nominated
As if deliberately choosing to at once mirror and pay homage to the career arc of the original six-man lineup of the Allman Brothers, the 2003 Band released One Way Out
If you ask any artist doing any sort of innovation today, they can trace their inspiration back to Pharrell Williams—more specifically, his highly influential work with Chad Hugo and Shay
This week of new releases is more akin to looking at a Jackson Pollock painting through a kaleidoscope. It was a busy one here at the old Caustic factory and
It’s equal parts ironic and unfair that harpist/ songwriter/vocalist Charlie Musselwhite receives the greatest recognition for those projects on which he collaborates. A pedigree rooted in his musical schooling in the Chicago
