Seattle-born, Santa Cruz-based singer/songwriter/producer Kishi Bashi’s fifth LP, Kantos, is a mix of electro-funk, new wave dance, and string-laden disco dramatics. Working with a core band, Bashi commands center stage with guitars, violins,
With lyrically driven songs, Rachel McIntyre Smith’s comforting twang music reminds listeners of the classics while also adding a relevant and fresh perspective. The Boot writes that she is “part
Utah-based quartet The National Parks will be releasing their album Wild Spirit on August 23rd, a quick follow-up to 2023’s 8th Wonder. It will arrive while they are underway on
The Irish Post-Punk band Fontaines D.C. seemed to come out of nowhere in 2019 with their stellar debut, Dogrel, and through sheer originality – and strong word of mouth –
On a full moon Monday night, August 19th, Khruangbin played the second of two sold-out shows at Portland’s Edgefield, bringing their smooth grooves to a field chock-full of adoring fans.
“I had no idea when I wrote this song in 2018 that it would become our band’s anthem,” says singer/bassist Erin Walte of Parker Woodland about their rip-roaring single “The
Bob Sumner believes that music is made to evolve. On his latest work, Some Place to Rest Easy (due out September 6th via Fluff & Gravy and North Country Collective),
With nearly a half-century hindsight, it’s no overstatement to declare the release of Bob Dylan’s Slow Train Coming (released 8/20/79) was met with a combination of shock and awe upon its release.
Attending a music performance is not just about enjoying live performances; it’s an experience that combines entertainment, social interaction, and personal expression. What to wear to a music concert
There are decisions, and there are decisions. And singer/guitarist Eva Hendricks—of indie power poppers Charly Bliss—has a decision to make. “I’m getting married in a couple of months, and I
