Upon the release of their first album, Magnolia, it was tempting to consider it piano trio jazz in the conventional swinging or even avant-garde sense, it is not, nor is it
Apart from Capricorn Records’ flagship artist, the Allman Brothers Band, Wet Willie was the most distinctive signee to the label Phil Walden built and nurtured upon the success of so-called Southern rock. Emphasizing
It’s rather hard to believe that the jazz supergroup Artemis has been together, albeit in different configurations, for nine years. The label ‘all-female jazz supergroup’ was used almost universally when
With the release of his album Manning Fireworks, the young Asheville, North Carolina guitar slinger Jake Lenderman aka MJ Lenderman has experienced a meteoric rise. Lenderman has been chugging along
In these Caustic introductions, we talk a lot about how each week feels like it could compete to be the most exciting collection of new releases in 2025. You may
TajMo – the historic collaboration between two generations of American music masters – have announced their long-awaited return with Room On The Porch, a new full-length album out May 23
Calling the following built by the San Francisco punk Dead Kennedys a fanbase would be doing a grave injustice to what this band accomplished. Think of a cult without all
The Los Angeles-based folk-punk artist/activist Sunny War’s seventh studio effort, Armageddon In A Summer Dress, continues her sonic evolution following 2023’s breakthrough Anarchist Gospel. Coming off touring for that record, Sunny moved into her late
After a six-year hiatus, The Young Mothers returns with their long-awaited third album, Better If You Let It. The band is a genre-agnostic supergroup influencing music in Austin, New York, Chicago, and Scandinavia.
John Prine was able to craft strong messages in rather constructed songs. Although singer-songwriter Paul Thorn carries Prine’s torch, let’s not yet crown him Prine’s successor. Prine stands alone, and
