Rounding out our pseudo-tribute to Labor Day this week, we offer up this peculiar performance from the perpetually peculiar Devo, covering the Lee Dorsey classic “Working in a Coal Mine”.
On Roll It Out, the latest from New Orleans-based Americana band The Deslondes, the five-piece manages to move forward the sound they found on 2022’s come-back record, Ways & Means,
Something Is Working Up Above My Head is the closest thing to a live album from South Carolina Americana/folk duo Shovels & Rope. Unlike past albums, where the band had
The dB’s will be embarking on a rare tour in September, and this coincides with the June reissue of their debut album, Stands for deciBels, its first time on vinyl
Fans flocked to a new, one-day festival called Fool in Love, held in the parking lots adjacent to SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California. The August 31, 2024, event was loaded
Mercury Rev has delivered their first original material album in nine years with Born Horses. The album is dense, cinematic, orchestral-based pop mixed with ambient sounds and colored by breathy, spoken-word
There aren’t many bands around today that have been touring for 30-plus years and can say they’ve had the same lineup for the entirety of their recording careers. Yet the
Mount Eerie – the long-running project of Phil Elverum — announces Night Palace, the first new album under the name Mount Eerie in five years, out November 1st on his own P.W. Elverum & Sun label.
Constitution, the expansive double album by South African drummer Asher Gamedze and his ten-piece ensemble, The Black Lungs, is a bold and profound exploration of musical and philosophical themes. Released
Taylor Hollingsworth, the fingerpicking songwriter hailing from the vibrant city of Birmingham, AL, is back with an electrifying, foot-stomper of an album titled Yahola (due out October 4th via Dial
