Mike Stern’s Echoes and Other Songs is a celebratory toast to overcoming adversity. While it doesn’t necessarily mark new ground in fusion, it is significant for several reasons. Despite career-threatening
For the first time in 25 years, The genreless path-pavers Soul Coughing are hitting the road. Their first North American tour in a quarter of a century kicked off last
Hardly Strictly Bluegrass announces the full lineup of performers for the 2024 edition of the festival to take place at San Francisco’s iconic Golden Gate Park from Friday October 4 to
With the worldwide excitement around the recently announced European tour, GRAMMY®-winning, progressive music titans Dream Theater are announcing their 40th Anniversary Tour 2024 – 2025 leg for North America. The tour will be
Adrian Belew has been looking backwards down his path of late, something we all like to do on occasion. And when you’ve had a career like Belew’s, there’s plenty to
The Pulsars are an innovative multi-genre Rock duo consisting of brothers Dave and Harry Trumfio who grew up in suburban Chicago and came to prominence in the mid to late-90s
It’s interesting how anniversaries of significant historical events can trigger memories of the music you were listening to. For example, this writer happened to be bumping Tame Impala’s The Slow
It’s been six years since we’ve heard from literate and poetic singer-songwriter Kevin Gordon. His conquering throat cancer explains the longer-than-usual hiatus. These kinds of interrupted albums are challenging, especially
Teaches of Peaches, the documentary chronicling the life and career of the Canadian electroclash icon Merrill Nisker, AKA Peaches, offers a visceral, unapologetic exploration of an artist who has spent
Nada Surf’s latest, Moon Mirror, is not only their first release for Americana-dominated New West Records, but it also marks a new musical step forward for the long-running indie pop band.
