Rhino is launching a new career-spanning archival series honoring Robert Hunter’s work as a solo artist with a deluxe reissue of his 1974 debut, Tales of the Great Rum Runners. While
On 2020’s Atlas Vending, Canadian noise rock trio METZ moved away from their early career migraine-pounding directness and opened up their world with more nuanced (yet still loud) sounds. That
Raw, infectious, and powerful are just a few adjectives to attach to Bingo Boys’ “I See It”. Taking from the punk’s fervor and morphing it into tightly wound melodies that
Today, Low Cut Connie and WXPN announced “The Connie Club,” Adam Weiner’s weekly radio show that will air exclusively on WXPN and XPN.org starting Saturday, June 1 at 5:00 pm EST. The freewheeling hour-long program will air
Swedish singer-songwriter, Nicolai Dunger’s legendary work has spanned over 25 years, 22 albums, with well-known collaborations with Calexico, Will Oldham, and Mercury Rev, has been heard on Volvo TV ads,
Fans of 80s-era King Crimson were no doubt stoked to hear news last week that Adrian Belew and Tony Levin will be bringing along Tool drummer Danny Carey and guitar
All these years later, the indelible sound of those classic Dire Straits songs remains, and through nine solo albums over the past two decades, almost three now, the first few
NYC’s treasured singer-songwriter Willie Nile may well be the hardest rocker on the scene. Tangible proof is this explosive performance, Live at Daryl’s House Club. He and his band roar,
Bob Dylan’s issued more than a few insubstantial albums over the course of his sixty-plus year career—Down in the Groove and Knocked Out Loaded come to mind first– but few are more lightweight
Renowned saxophonist, NEA Jazz Master Kenny Garrett, follows his former bandleader, Miles Davis’s muse into electronic territory for his first album in that vein, Who Killed AI? Collaborating with the
