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
Although the back half of August is usually getting into the final “homestretch” of summer in most places, by this time, all that cumulative sticky-icky heat and humidity can start
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.
Today, The Hard Quartet, featuring Stephen Malkmus, Matt Sweeney, Jim White, and Emmett Kelly, has announced its eponymous debut album, which will be released on October 4th on Matador Records. The young band
“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.
