Anticipation was shattered the second song of set two last night. The highly hoped for notes of “Tweezer” were not simply teased as they were during the first set “Gumbo”
Modest Mouse have announced today their inaugural two-days of music headlined by the Pacific Northwest mainstays. Taking place September 13th and 14th in Carnation, WA on the family-owned Remlinger Farms,
It makes sense that singer-songwriter Reid Parsons is inspired by architecture. On their debut album, Back to Back, out April 25th, they have designed an evocative and emotionally eloquent music
After thirty-five years of being at the forefront of the ever-evolving musical landscape of New Orleans, Grammy Award winner Jon Cleary decided to bring that sound back home, both figuratively
In the world of online casino gaming, the right audio can make all the difference. Carefully crafted soundscapes transport players into thrilling virtual environments. This article explores how sound design
A meteor-sized crater was left in the hardcore punk community in 2016. In May of that year, the legendary frontman John Stabb lost his battle with stomach cancer, leaving behind
The newest album from Afrobeat legend Femi Kuti, Journey Through Life, finds the 62-year-old examining his past while re-recording some of his older songs and delivering a few new jams
The highly versatile vocalist Joan Osborne, who excels as both a songwriter and song interpreter, returns with the live album, Dylanology, eight reimagined, well-known Bob Dylan songs. Her road band
Walkin’ by Miles Davis was released in 1957 but brings together two sessions from 1954 that were previously released in a 10” format. It includes Miles Davis All-Star Sextet in
Released in 1955, The Musings of Miles finds Miles Davis in a thoughtful, reflective mood. This was his first session for Prestige as a leader since kicking heroin the year
