At this point in his storied career, Freddie Gibbs has very little left to prove. From Grammy nominations to overcoming controversies, to reaching an undeniable level of Hip-hop prowess through
Hüsker Dü: The Miracle Year documents a band on the brink of jumping from the independent label SST to signing with major label Warner. By 1985, Hüsker Dü had already
We’ve spent plenty of time speaking about the punk rock scenes that emerge from places like California and Washington, D.C., but there is an East Coast city that deserves its
The Jazz Mandolin Project will perform a short run of dates in New England and New York this February, their first true tour in two decades. JMP is an adventurous ensemble founded in 1993
The half-American, half-British band Sisters is a Liverpool-based group led by singer and primary songwriter Jane Kero. The self-described “dreamy, poetic, weepy rock” band has traceable influences such as Wolf
Nearly two years after NOBRO released Set Your Pussy Free, their debut full-length record that was shortlisted for the Polaris Prize and won them the JUNO Award for Rock Album
Rounding out our salute to the dearly departed Todd Snider, who passed away unexpectedly last week, for today’s Weirdo Wednesday, we’re spotlighting his distinctive gifts as a storyteller with this
With the holiday season approaching, a mixture of feelings can get stirred up. Whether you’re looking forward to spending quality time with family or simply ready to enjoy the time
Originally released on CD in 1991, The Very Best of Deee-Lite arrives on vinyl for the first time, giving a focused recap of a group that treated dance music as
Surf Ride gathers together three early Art Pepper sessions from 1952, 1953, and 1954; an era when he was refining his voice and helping shape the early contours of West
