Archive: 2025

Coming across a discography like that of the Australian psych-rock outfit can be, in simple terms, overwhelming. Since their formation in 2010, the ever-evolving band has been switching sonic terrains and releasing albums at a prolific rate, fearlessly marching into uncharted territories with no map, just lofty visions. With every experimentation from this band, like […]

Throughout his idiosyncratic career, it has been impossible to figure out where Mike Patton will turn next, but even his most diehard fans would have been hard-pressed to believe the announcement of a new group with folk chart-toppers The Avett Brothers was true, yet that is exactly what happened. The newly christened AVTT/PTTN worked together on a self-titled album […]

Danielle Moreland-Ochoa, the singer/songwriter/producer behind the ethereal, folksy pop outfit, your friend juniper, has been quietly carving out a lane in the contemporary folk scene for a few years now. Although the artist seems to be in no rush, taking her time between releases, allowing each idea to fully manifest before gifting these songs to […]

We are officially nearing the end of our year of punk rock Golden Age Thursdays series, and yet there is still so much history in this genre left to explore. While several underground scenes are brimming with colorful acts that have yet to be featured, it would be criminal for us to wrap up this […]

Jay Buchanan, frontman of the Grammy-nominated rock group Rival Sons, will release his long-awaited debut solo album, Weapons of Beauty, on February 6 on Sacred Tongue Records via Thirty Tigers. The album will be available in a variety of formats, including limited-edition autographed color vinyl and CD, exclusively through Sacred Tongue / Second Sun. Pre-save/pre-order HERE. In advance of the release, Buchanan has shared […]

 Little Feat, who have been regularly touring in some form since their formation in 1969, have announced “The Last Farewell Tour.”  The band has announced a series of dates starting in April 2026 with shows in Austin, Orlando, New Orleans, Kansas City, and more. Tickets will go on sale Nov 7. Pre-sale starts on Nov […]

With three decades’ worth of hindsight, The Rolling Stones’ Stripped (released 11/13/95) is proof positive that, as often as the iconic band has simply gone through the motions, it has endeavored to do just the opposite. And the subsequent DVD/CD package, released just over a decade later as Totally Stripped, cements that impression. After an ever-so-brief intro that […]

Buckaroo, the debut album from 20-year-old New York-based songwriter and recent Mexican Summer-signee Katzin, draws upon symbols of the mythologized American West — cowboys, horses, vast deserts, rolling plains, ancient rock formations — to trace that leap from adolescence to adulthood in all its unsteady shine. The album is out February 13, 2026 via Mexican […]

Rounding out our salute to Neil Young this week on this his 80th birthday, for today’s Weirdo Wednesday, we’re taking a look at the whacked-out original version of “Hey Hey, My My” performed in studio with Devo back in 1978.  Recorded during the making of the delightfully bizarre cult film Human Highway (which was eventually […]