Dylan Earl is a man shaped by the land around him. Originally from Lake Charles, Louisiana, but “naturalized by the Natural State” as a teenager, Dylan (or “Dearl” as he’s
Seven previously unheard Bruce Springsteen records will be released for the first time this summer on the widely-rumored and long-anticipated “Tracks II: The Lost Albums,” coming June 27 via Sony
Hardcore punk music had a slow-burning rise to the national phenomenon it would become. Along the way, many bands impacted the aggravated sonics defining the genre, but not every band
Over the last four albums of his solo career, Craig Finn has written the words and had a musical partner in producer/multi-instrumentalist Josh Kaufman. The pair tried out a wide
When veteran Vermont musician Seth Yacovone formally reconvened a three-piece band in 2013, his revised concept for the trio—in contrast to its predecessor’s runaway workhorse ethic—was to collaborate on a relatively
The release announcement came days following, perhaps, the most acrimonious presidential election in American history. Americans were at their most divided. But, here came ALO (Animal Liberation Orchestra) with their
North Mississippi Allstars will return with Still Shakin’ on June 6, 2025 via New West Records. The 11-track album was produced by Luther & Cody Dickinson. Still Shakin’ follows their
Sparks, brothers Ron and Russell Mael, have released “Drowned In A Sea Of Tears,” the new single from their upcoming album, MAD!, out May 23rd via Transgressive Records. Having recently added more dates to their European
The Los Angeles quartet Fime—guitarist/vocalist Beto Brakmo (he/him), bassist/vocalist Maxine Garcia (she/her), drummer Eric Promani (he/him), and guitarist/vocalist Scott Leahy (he/him)—first formed their chemistry as the backing band for Jay
Shox, a Portland-based rock band, emerged from the creative partnership of longtime friends Danny Deebles and Dustin Simensen. Initially, the duo wrote and recorded music at home, embracing a lo-fi,
