Available digitally as a 2LP gatefold and double CD, Al Di Meola’s Twentyfour is a veritable microcosm of the many solo albums he’s released since 1976’s Land of the Midnight Sun, issued during
Hiss Golden Messenger gave Portland, Oregon fans a special experience by playing two nights at The Old Church, a historic landmark in downtown Portland built in 1882 that’s on the
Dawes upcoming ninth studio album, Oh Brother, will be arriving everywhere on Friday, October 11. Album pre-orders and exclusive vinyl are available now. The band has shared their new single, “House Parties.” An official music
After three breathtakingly visceral rock ‘n roll records – 2009’s ‘Post-Nothing’, 2012’s ‘Celebration Rock’ and 2017’s ‘Near to the Wild Heart of Life’ – Vancouver duo Japandroids are ending their story with
On September 27th, Sub Pop will release White Roses, My God, the debut solo effort from Alan Sparhawk. Though he’s obviously (and justifiably) best known for his thirty years in the
Since the start of their musical journey, Naked Giants has avoided falling into one genre. The trio of vocalist/guitarist Grant Mullen, bassist/vocalist Gianni Aiello, and drummer Henry LaVallee started the
Folk duo Adrian and Meredith have always been ones to march to their own beat, and have never been apologetic for the art they create. The project brings together two
Keeping with the loose LA/So-Cal theme this week, it’s high time (pardon the pun) we paid tribute to the king of weird himself, the late great Frank Zappa. Suffice to
It is not every day that Philadelphia’s Dr. Dog releases new music, as the expansive folk-rock project drops their first album since 2018’s Critical Equation. The 11-song self-titled outing is
On his new album, Simultaneity, Seattle’s electronic artist Manatee Commune, aka Grant Eadie, edges closer to the ambient genre than ever before yet remains within the envelope of house music.
