Phillip Lammonds has done it all. As a songwriter’s songwriter, he’s penned more than 4,000 songs over the decades. More than a few have been hits: Hootie & the Blowfish
August 2024—In the world of entertainment, Las Vegas has long been synonymous with glitz, glamour, and high-stakes excitement. Known for its iconic Strip, dazzling shows, and world-class casinos, Sin City
Toro Y Moi’s discography can be divided into different eras. His earlier work established him as a pioneer in electro-pop, helping push the chill-wave agenda. For 2015’s What For, Moi
Matt Johnson reassembles THE THE, returning with the project’s first studio album in twenty-five years. Johnson’s brainchild, the London-based post-punk/art-folk outfit, delivers Ensoulment, an album filled with poetic observations on
Twenty years ago, Brooklyn-based band TV on the Radio released their critically acclaimed debut album, Desperate Youth, Bloodthirsty Babes. In celebration, on November 15, Touch and Go Records will release an
White Denim have opened an exciting new chapter with their twelfth studio album aptly titled 12, due out December 6 via Bella Union. The new collection takes a radical step into 70s garage rock brought
Throughout history, roulette has always been one of the most played casino games, largely because of its mysterious and exciting nature. While it has always been associated with traditional casino
Rounding out our pseudo-tribute to Labor Day this week, we offer up this peculiar performance from the perpetually peculiar Devo, covering the Lee Dorsey classic “Working in a Coal Mine”.
On Roll It Out, the latest from New Orleans-based Americana band The Deslondes, the five-piece manages to move forward the sound they found on 2022’s come-back record, Ways & Means,
Something Is Working Up Above My Head is the closest thing to a live album from South Carolina Americana/folk duo Shovels & Rope. Unlike past albums, where the band had
