Henry Chadwick evokes a minimalist sound that falls somewhere between the worlds of Elliot Smith and Smog, yet there’s a dubious echo effect that transcends the ears and makes one
There is a clear sonic juxtaposition that drives Winter Aid’s latest single “Silk”. Cascading synths give the whole tune a light-hearted nature while deeply personal lyrics anchor the warping arrangement
The Pretenders have announced plans for a US summer headline tour, getting underway July 13 at Red Bank, NJ’s historic Count Basie Center for the Arts, and then continuing into mid-August. Presales begin
The Decemberists have announced their new album, As It Ever Was, So It Will Be Again, out on June 14th via YABB Records (Thirty Tigers). The band returns with their
In October of ‘22, a recording session became a band in Arlyn Studio, Austin, Texas. Drummer Jimmy Paxson was finishing a leg of his world tour with The Chicks at
With today being the first official day of Spring (which technically arrives tonight), our trip down MTV Spring Break memory lane continues with this iconic performance of “Creep” by Radiohead
It has been four years since Big Thief’s Adrianne Lenker released a solo album and in those four years, it appears a lot has changed for the accomplished singer/songwriter. Not
By his own volition, the days of Gary Clark Jr. as blues guitar hero are long gone, as he continues to forge an eclectic path as complex and confusing as
Power to the People by Joe Henderson is a remarkable jazz album that showcases the legendary saxophonist’s exceptional talent and innovative approach to the genre. Released in 1969, during a
Fifteen years into their career, upstate New York’s Driftwood seems to finally be firing on all cylinders. That’s not to say their earlier efforts were not good, but December Last
