For a lot of people, Memorial Day weekend is synonymous with the unofficial start of summer and all the festivities that go along with that. That often involves hitting the
Day two of Boston Calling is in the books, and it did not disappoint as it seems as though each dayand its lineup gets better and better. Mother Nature also
Willy Tea Taylor and his band, The Fellership, are on a West Coast tour, and on Wednesday, May 22nd, that tour brought them to Portland, Oregon’s Polaris Hall. The Turkey
The Boston Calling Music Festival kicked off Memorial Day weekend on Friday with a bang. Headliner Ed Sheeran delivered a crowd-pleasing set filled with his signature pop anthems that included “The
GLORIA IN TUMULTU, VERITAS IN FRAGORE PROPHETUS INSANUM emerges as a bold manifesto from the collaborative genius of Australians DANIAL (Midnight Juggernauts) and Byron Spencer, whose joint venture, DeepFaith, breaks
Carlos Niño’s latest creation, Placenta, is a testament to his boundless ingenuity and collaborative spirit. Released under the visionary Chicago-based International Anthem label, Niño distinguishes himself even among his experimental
While the economics of touring with a 12-person band plus the crew that comes with that is baffling in today’s age, we should all be grateful that the Tedeschi Trucks
Folks, the long weekend has finally arrived. Over here on the good old East Coast, they are calling for nothing but sunshine and humidity, the perfect way to ring in
Minneapolis’ own Muja (formerly known as Muja Messiah) teams up with producer Dub Sonata for a collaborative album titled Break The Stereo. Spanning 11 tracks, the rapper-producer duo takes you on
Tendavillage is a Canadian-based musical group that blends soul, rnb, funk, and jazz while featuring soulful vocals, hard grooving beats a la Dilla, and lyrics with a sense of humour.
