There was a brief time, back in the mid-late 90s, when electronica acts started experimenting with harder-edged sounds and more aggressive rhythms, which often led to some explosively awesome results.
Connecticut-based Goose might be America’s next-best indie groove band. Fans who witnessed the band’s recent two nights of performances at Saratoga Center for Performing Arts (SPAC) in Saratoga Springs, New
Annie Clark, the enigmatic artist known as St. Vincent, returned to Boston’s MGM Music Hall on Thursday, September 5, to showcase her latest album, All Born Screaming. The show, a tour de force of musical artistry and
Zimmer90’s What Love Is EP is a vibrant blend of indie-pop, disco, and synth-driven nostalgia that beautifully captures the duo’s artistic evolution. Across its six tracks, the EP showcases Finn
Two decades ago, Atreyu released The Curse, a defining album that solidified their place in the metalcore scene. Now, with the 20th-anniversary reissue, the band offers not just a nostalgic
Released in 1962, The Cry is an ambitious and compelling album that stands as a testament to the experimental spirit of the early 1960s jazz scene. The Prince Lasha Quintet,
Oteil & Friends just hit the road for a fall tour, the second night of which found the ensemble playing to a sold-out crowd at Portland, Oregon’s Revolution Hall. On
Medeski Martin & Wood’s End of the World Party (Just in Case) is heady stuff, perhaps all the more so two decades after its original release. The album (released 9/7/04) is undoubtedly
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds have announced a spring North American tour in support of their much lauded new album Wild God. This run marks the legendary band’s first North American shows
Pearl Jam returned to Madison Square Garden for the first time in almost two years on Tuesday night, September 3rd. They have been supporting their strongest album in years, Dark
