By the time Rust Never Sleeps came out in 1979 (July 2nd), Neil Young had already mastered the art of composite long players, that is, complete albums with both studio and live sources, with varying
With the political turmoil we’re encountering in an election year and recent SCOTUS decisions, perhaps Violent Femmes will save us all. On this week’s Tuesday’s Gone, let’s mix the week
King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard will never let a calendar year fly without a new album – just try ’em. Just as we reached the mid-year point and and
The casino industry is extensively using big data to facilitate its growth while staying connected with its players. Casinos gain detailed insights into player behavior, preferences, and spending patterns by
Small Medium Large, the debut album by SML, released under the International Anthem label, is a remarkable journey through the realms of experimental jazz. The quintet, consisting of bassist Anna
Dark Patterns are an experimental post-punk/electronica trio, sporadically self-producing genre-fluid singles under their Wrongfoot Records imprint. In 2012, Matthew Potter (vocals, bass, ukulele) and Jonas Duus (drums, synths, vocals) released
Originally scheduled for release way back in March 1996, The Raw Factor by North Carolina native Omniscence is one of the last of the unreleased mid-90s albums to see the
It was a busy few days for alt-country golden child Wilco. The legendary band rounded up some demos from their 2023 LP and polished them off for their six-song Hot
Cass McCombs announces the reissue of his first three records — his debut EP Not The Way, and first two albums A and PREfection — out September 6th via 4AD, and the “As Paint on Fur Tour.” Remastered at Abbey
GRAMMY-winning composer/trumpet player/multi-instrumentalist Darren Barrett is in the midst of a surge of boundless creativity, announcing today the release of two albums simultaneously on July 12th: The Get Down 4
