On their breakthrough, 2019’s Ilana: The Creator, Mdou Moctar used 70s-influenced psych rock mixed with Tuareg guitar music to great effect. The strong follow-up, 2021’s Afrique Victime, cast a wider
Listening through The Cure’s discography is like reading through a stranger’s diary. All of these mystical moments are held in one place. Shifts in personality and perspective are evident and
There must be something about the water and the environs of Lubbock, TX, that breeds singer-songwriters. That town has given us The Flatlanders (Joe Ely, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, Butch Hancock),
You can’t thow a stick these days without hitting a band that says they bend genres into a potent stew of original sound that sets them apart from everybody else.
Despite being anchored by three brothers, Idaho country band Tylor & The Train Robbers lack any of the obvious animosity famous among sibling bands like The Kinks, Oasis or Black
The Molly Miller Trio, consisting of Molly Miller, Jennifer Condos, and Jay Bellerose, are releasing their new Western-influenced instrumental album The Ballad of Hotspur on May 3rd. It builds on
Born and raised in rural western North Carolina, singer/songwriter Isaiah Breedlove has been telling stories through song since before he could drive an automobile. “Probably the first fifty of them
Through a forest of dense textures that pull from a multitude of corners in rock music emerges Tetsu the Phoenix’s “Mr. Sunshine.” This single will leave you in a state
In 2023, the sibling duo of Brian and Michael D’Addario, known as The Lemon Twigs, released Everything Harmony—a remarkably infectious 13-song project brimming with whimsical melodies and jangly pop tunes.
Many names come to mind when thinking about some of the most legendary oddballs throughout music history, but perhaps none more so than the late great Don Van Vliet (aka
