We here at the Caustic factory want to wish everyone a joyous Halloween, but if you’re too old for trick-or-treating, we have a grab bag of fresh releases to sink
Recorded in two sessions in 1956 and released the following year on Savoy, Hank Mobley’s Jazz Message #2 stands as one of those compact but essential hard bop statements that
There is an intimacy to Lydia Luce’s third and latest LP, Mammoth, that feels almost invasive. Across a dozen ethereal tracks, she touches on pain and relationships, eventual acceptance, and
Willi Carlisle is an entertainer who works hard and puts himself out there to offer encouragement and support through the strangeness of life. And he does it by injecting his
Florence Welch, the voice and mastermind behind the modern pop sensation Florence + The Machine, has become an enigma in contemporary music. Her discography showcases both her ability to craft
Because Bob Dylan’s The Bootleg Series Vol. 18: Through The Open Window, 1956-1963 covers much the same ground as the 2025 biopic A Complete Unknown, it is the ideal collection
Most people today use the internet for just about everything. You wake up, check your messages, scroll the news, and maybe stream something while you eat. Work, shopping, learning, even
