Released fifty-five years ago, the Doors’ Morrison Hotel was primarily seen as a return to form for the band after using brass and string arrangements recommended by producer Paul A. Rothchild on
With their latest record, Norther, in tow, Shane Smith & The Saints have continued their tour in support of the new album into 2025. The Austin country crew recently stopped in Michigan,
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After an eight-year absence, critically acclaimed, 4x GRAMMY® winners Alabama Shakes return, announcing summer tour dates and promising fans that new songs are also on the way. Kicking off July 16 in Chicago at
The first week of February is coming to a close, and the second month of the year is coming in swinging. While January was brimming with new releases that shocked
Slide into the debut single, “Never In My Life,” from Nashville-based indie artist Ferguson. The track catches us immediately with clever synth color and pulsing low-end design, as Ferguson’s voice
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Over the last few years, the Dublin, Ireland-based Inhaler has been touring the world, opening for some heavy hitters like Harry Styles, Arctic Monkeys, Pearl Jam, and Kings of Leon. Now, with their third album, Wide Open,
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Progressive metal powerhouse Dream Theater is back with a new album of epic, expertly crafted melodic metal. With Parasomnia, the Boston rockers that helped pioneer the prog-metal scene reunite its
