The reissue of Chalino Sanchez’s Nieves de Enero on vinyl by Craft Recordings, over three decades after its original release, is not just a revival of a classic; it’s a
Things Are Getting Better, the album by Jimetta Rose & The Voices of Creation, is a jubilant celebration of hope, resilience, and community. It’s a sonic journey that blends the
As the summer slowly ends, so does the booming economy of New Music Fridays. While this Friday is still brimming with colorful releases from the world of jazz, indie rock,
Street Nights is the solo project of Jake Morris, longtime drummer for Stephen Malkmus and The Jicks, and his new album, The Long Goodbye, is due out on October 23rd.
Humble Pie’s breakthrough to wide acceptance via 1971’s Performance: Rockin’ the Fillmore was a stark contrast in style and sound to their two earliest studio efforts. The sophomore likes of Town & Country, from just
After a 13-year hiatus, Tab Benoit returns with the hard-rocking bayou blues of I Hear Thunder. The GRAMMY-nominated guitarist/singer turns up the volume and delivers the goods throughout the straightforward
Despite their journey starting less than a decade ago, The Bug Club has established a sound in which they should have the utmost confidence.
“When your light goes out, what is there?” Sometimes loss can emerge in songs before we know it’s there. At least that’s how it felt to Seattle-based musician Craig Klein,
At this point in his career, Ty Segall has established himself as a powerful force in the modern rock scene. Across over a decade of studio releases and side projects,
In today’s live music scene, very few legacy acts, often referred to as classic rockers or “Dad” rock, can fill stadiums by themselves. Perhaps that’s why Def Leppard, Journey, and
