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
Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter Hayes Carll has spent his celebrated career masterfully crafting songs that allow us to take a good look at ourselves – the good, the bad, and even the
For two decades, Canada’s Matt Andersen, equipped with an impressive, booming voice, has been delivering pristine modern blues across more than a dozen albums. But his latest, The Hammer &
Out of the ashes of ambition, failure, success, and a million PBRs comes Dumb Crush, a DIY powerhouse formed by Owen Hooper, Liam Colbert, and Elliot Isaac. With hundreds of
Undergone is a young, alternative 5-piece band from Katowice, Poland, that combines a diverse range of genres. The lineup consists of vocalist Wiktoria Borecka, guitarist Kamil Orszulik, guitarist Dawid Bestry,
Virginia’s Fly Anakin is primed to be the next great hope for Hip-hop. The prolific and innovative vocalist/producer possesses the type of restless creativity that is palpable. This work ethic
Upon its original release over half a century ago, Cream’s initial Live album (released in April) markedly belied its title. The curators might well have found a concise concert piece to supplant
At this point in their career, the Swedish metal outfit Ghost has built something undeniable. With a short yet potent discography and a seemingly ever-growing cult following, the band has
