Beth Lee has one of those voices that one never tires of, a mix of charm, sensuality, and defiance, belting out her original hook-laden songs. You’ve likely heard her before
With the Pixies’ tenth album, The Night The Zombies Came, the band has now matched its pre-breakup output. Since reforming in 2004, the group has released five albums. The group has effortlessly
Iain Matthews is hardly a household name, but he has had his share of flirtations with the mainstream throughout his sixty-year-plus career. Having exited English folk pioneers Fairport Convention, he
Months on the road fueled by cheap beer, gas station food, and likely a little grass (and likely more) are most of the ingredients behind the latest from Seattle’s Smoker
Rapper and producer Tyler, the Creator has been busy this past week. On the 16th of October, the “See You Again” rapper posted a mysterious video titled “St. Chroma,” teasing
At this point in their career, Melbourne-based punk rock outfit Amyl and The Sniffers have all the makings of the genre’s next big thing. Their lo-fi vocals cut through dense
The Washington D.C.-based duo Glosser, composed of Riley Fanning and Corbin Sheehan, has birthed a unique, hazy musical presentation where sweeping musical passages meet edgy beats. With their new EP
Although the title indeed suggests dark songs and plenty of melancholy, singer-songwriter Grayson Capps injects his personality into these classic songs on Heartbreak, Misery, and Death, and the listen may
The power of music is that it can transform the atmosphere of any place, be it a soft humming in the background of an elevator or electrifying beats pumping through
Vince Staples is not the kind of artist to repeat themselves. The Long Beach-bred multi-hyphenate has seemingly spent the last three years in the studio, racking three masterful studio albums
