It is officially thirty years since The Offspring released their seminal LP Smash (4/8/94), and its legacy refuses to diminish. If there was a Richter scale equivalent to measure the
You can expect an immediate pick me up with a new Grace Pettis song. The Nashville-based, Alabama-Austin-raised singer-songwriter flourishes with an exuberant array of luminescent harmonies that recall Grace Potter
Afton Wolfe signifies the modern-day decency that a transporter of music should identify himself. Performing is his mission, despite the hard work and financial risks he takes upon himself. Wolfe
Summer is coming early to the Deep South and what better way to welcome it in than with some smoking hot sets by ZZ Top, Black Stone Cherry and headliners
The Fox by Harold Land is a remarkable piece of jazz history that stands as a testament to Land’s incredible prowess as a tenor saxophonist. Released in 1960, this album
Some albums need no introduction. A collection of songs so accessible they have become embedded into the pantheon of pop culture imagining a world without its presence seems unfathomable. This
Some Caustics are filled with singles, moments of a full body of work that are meant to grab your attention and entice you to listen to more. Singles are always
The songs that make up American Primitive, the 13th studio album from the venerable Texas mainstays the Old 97’s, finds the band as feisty and loud as their mid-90s starting
Last year the Circles Around The Sun released Language and a major highpoint on the album was the title track where they teamed up with harpist Mikaela Davis. Following up
A natural companion piece and logical extension of namesake Duwayne’s 2023 Acoustic, Cedric Burnside’s Hill Country Love hews close to a stripped-down and intimate sound. Featuring only four musicians in skeletal arrangements, this co-production
