Mobile, Alabama-based country rockers The Red Clay Strays seemed to come out of nowhere in 2022 when their self-released single “Wondering Why,” lacking any of the novelty earmarks of other
Maria Maita-Keppeler’s musical journey has always showcased her meticulous attention to detail and deep commitment to her art. Her latest album, want, released through Fluff & Gravy Records, exemplifies this
Five years after their last studio album, 2019’s Laughing Matter, Wand has had some lineup changes but returns with an effort in the same vein. Vertigo, released on Drag City,
It is indeed a pity that John Mayall passed away prior to his induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Yet the fact of the matter is that
Given the range of endeavors Pat Metheny has pursued since beginning to work under his own name nearly a half-century ago, it’s noteworthy that his solo projects are among the
The Ashes of Leviathan Tour brought nostalgic metal mayhem to the Orlando Amphitheater on a sweltering night in Central Florida on July 24th. The tour celebrates the twentieth anniversary of
Today, the reunited Karate announce Make It Fit, their much-anticipated first studio album in 20 years. Coming October 18th on Numero Group, and featuring ten new tracks mixed by long time
On Thurston Moore’s birthday today, The Daydream Library Series record label has released his latest single “New In Town” from the upcoming album Flow Critical Lucidity, out on September 20. An album release
12 albums have been announced the shortlist for the Mercury Prize, the annual award that the British Phonographic Industry and British Association of Record Dealers hands out to one album
Hardly Strictly Bluegrass is very proud to share the initial lineup for its upcoming return to San Francisco’s iconic Golden Gate Park from Friday, October 4, to Sunday, October 6. Now
