Roots rocker Adrian Sutherland from Canada’s Far North, and specifically the Attawapiskat First Nation on James Bay, brings us his singular sound on Precious Diamonds, a collaboration with Colin Linden,
LA-based duo Songs for Sabotage bring with them many years of experience in the New York music scene and in multiple bands and genres. They are releasing their sophomore LP,
Karl Wallinger, the Welsh-born musician and composer better known as the singular force behind World Party, and who helped Mike Scott give rise to The Waterboys died Sunday, March 10th
“I love playing drums. I have eight children and grandchildren and we all play drums together. We get pretty tribal and that makes my life happy,” Artimus Pyle says with
Last Saturday (March 9), the city of Philadelphia hosted the inaugural Slide Away festival at the stunning Union Transfer. The festival was created and centered around Philadelphia’s Nothing as a
Alberta & The Dead Eyes is the giant-sounding band that in reality is the majority work of one real-life carpenter, David Boone (or D. Boone as he often signs off,
Jeff Slate is known as a world-class frontman and songwriter on the New York City music scene, where his band’s monthly residency in the heart of Chelsea draws sellout crowds
As we head into the thick of March, it’s that special time of the year when everyone and their mother tends to over-celebrate the 1%-10% of their genome that may
Beloved singer-songwriter Malcolm Holcombe has left us at age 68 from respiratory failure and ongoing health issues. Holcombe was singular in every sense of the word whether it was his
Brother Dege’s sixth album, Aurora, now has the unfortunate distinction of being a posthumous release as we learned that the artist passed late on Friday, March 8, 2024. This sudden,
