Craft Recordings and Jazz Dispensary have unearthed a rare psychedelic-funk nugget with The Round Robin Monopoly’s Alpha, an album from Stax Records’ hallowed vaults. Originally released in 1974, this sole
After nearly 10 records – a collection of studio LPs, EPs and live albums – the Austin-based Americana band Mike and the Moonpies have made the surprising decision to rechristen
In the early 2010s, a new subgenre of electronic music was just starting to hit the mainstream, and a select few artists were pushing this new movement. Blogs and different
Neil Young continues the commemoration of his now half-century-plus relationship with Crazy Horse by releasing a ten-track album of some of his earliest studio recordings with the group. A viable companion
In late 2023, The Felice Brothers released their finest studio album to date, Asylum On The Hill. Confoundingly, the upstate New York natives released it with virtually no notice, exclusively on
Johnny Cash’s Songwriter certainly arrives unexpectedly as one of 2024’s biggest surprises. Most of us assumed that after Cash’s passing in 2003, just about anything worthwhile in his catalog had
The newest release from Boulevards (aka Jamil Rashad) wastes no time kicking ass, even before the music starts, displaying dynamite cover art that draws inspiration from Django Unchained, Game of
While nobody can touch Chris Stapelton’s vocal bravado, a little-known singer from a band called Heart of Pine might come close, though. Steven Bagwell’s powerful baritone immediately makes the most
Think of It’s Only Rock ’n’ Roll (due out October 11th via Rock Ridge Music) as Michael Des Barres’ musical autobiography, the soundtrack of his youth and the songs that
Three years removed from his critically acclaimed solo debut, multi-instrumentalist Aaron Frazer wastes no time-shattering expectations. Into The Blue, is a sprawling LP and a daring outing considering the number
