Fever Longing Still is Paul Kelly’s most conventional long-player since 2017’s Life Is Fine. Co-produced by the artist with engineer Steven Shram–notably along with Kelly’s longtime band mates–a slate of a dozen original
It’s easy to describe the Swedish Kristoffer Ragnstam as a jack-of-all-trades kind of guy. Sure, he has toured with Debbie Harry and Mumford & Sons and scored a #1 album
Nappy Nina challenges genres and expectations of form by pushing boundaries and redefining the essence of her craft. With her unique and dynamic delivery, she captivates audiences on stages across
Something about distinctive vocals sets the tone for an artist to be forever recognized audibly. Whether it’s a Rod Stewart rasp or a Neil Young ache, we know who these
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Any pseudo-ode to Halloween would not be complete without a salute to perhaps the campiest band of the lot: The Cramps. Gone but never forgotten, the psycho/gothabilly legends led by
The long-running garage rockers from Queens, NY, The Fleshtones, release their first new music in four years with It’s Getting Late (…and More Songs About Werewolves)’. The band uses tongue-in-cheek
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on No Normal, the new album from Kill Lincoln, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for
Johnny Delaware describes his latest record as a nomadic affair. “I recorded it in studios in Mexico and the United States and in hotel rooms all across Latin America, and
The last time Stevie Wonder performed in Minnesota was in 2016 after Prince had passed. He played a four-hour Prince tribute jam with multiple guest artists. It was a historic
