To celebrate the release of their excellent sophomore album, Now That Is What I Call Fantastic Cat, the quartet Fantastic Cat took over Brooklyn Made for a hometown show on
While the world waits for Robert Plant to return to another Zeppelinish format as he enters his mid-’70s, he continues his Roots/Americana foray that’s been thriving since 2007. With Alison
Hard to believe it’s been 26 years since The Jesus Lizard last released an album, but that drought will apparently be broken later this year when their new record Rack
Don’t call Gary Clark Jr. a bluesman. His style is much more eclectic. Rock, R&B, Soul, it’s all there. His latest release, ‘JPEG RAW’, and his latest concert in Boston
It’s well to remember that the late poet Robert Hunter found his way into the Grateful Dead universe as a performer with his future songwriting partner Jerry Garcia. His esteemed
Today, to celebrate the launch of their extensive summer tour, Robert Plant and Alison Krauss released their own rendition of “When The Levee Breaks” (Rounder Records). The song has been a part of the country, blues,
June is officially underway, and another door is opened with nothing but enticing and captivating releases behind it. This New Music Friday was a bountiful one brimming with everything from
You come for the groovy guitar riffs and stay for the post-punk-inspired vocals on Passat Acts’ “BREAK.” The beauty is in the simplicity of this record. By keeping the arrangement
Glenn Thomas writes songs that cut straight to his truths. By putting his life and the human condition under the microscope, Glenn’s songs articulately observe the big questions with small
A woefully unsung but nonetheless stalwart practitioner of contemporary blues, Matt Schofield tours constantly and records regularly in ample demonstration of his loyalty to the genre. The British guitarist may
