In 2019, Slow Hollows released their Actors LP. The 12 songs had the band falling into more pop sensibilities and creating danceable grooves with simple yet impactful songwriting. It was
Beloved New Jersey indie rock band Real Estate recently made their long-awaited return with their sixth studio album Daniel. Their previous album The Main Thing was released almost exactly four
A year ago to the day (March 3), De La Soul’s back catalog was released on streaming platforms across the internet. After decades of going back and forth with the
Suppose you’re heading to a casino and can sense the buzz in the air. Everything that draws you in—the lighting, the music, and the feeling of excitement—is part of the
In 2020 Norah Jones foreshadowed the gloomy pandemic period with her brooding, melancholy Pick Me Up Off The Floor, a fine album but not exactly one to play at a
This week marks the 30th anniversary of Nine Inch Nails’ seminal release, The Downward Spiral. Not only was it a huge conceptual leap forward for NIN’s mastermind Trent Reznor at
Getting her start as the bassist in “punk-jazz” groups Acoustic Ladyland and Melt Yourself Down, Ruth Goller’s unique approach to her instrument has led to her becoming an in-demand bassist.
Coming off what may be the most fully realized album of their career, IDLES hits the road to bring these songs to life. We’re only a few weeks removed from
We got a special one for you fine people this week. Caustic has never looked so good as we kick off March with a plethora of unbelievably exciting releases. Everything
Jahari Massamba Unit is the jazz duo consisting of Madlib and Karriem Riggins. If those two names working on the same song aren’t exciting enough, one could argue you’ve lost
