We’ve all heard, and some maybe even experienced, the pressures of releasing a debut album. If done correctly, a debut can form cult-like fans, draw the eyes of critics, and
Outside Lands, has announced the lineup for its 17th year, once again with a plethora of music, food, drinks, art and cannabis in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park on August
Bay Area / LA rock band, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club has announced a North America Tour, in celebration of the 20th anniversary of the band’s 2005 seminal album, Howl kicking off September 20, 2025.
Following their appearance on the Sessanta tour alongside A Perfect Circle and Puscifer, Primus will return this summer with the Onward & Upward Tour—an expansive, coast-to-coast trek that marks an exciting new chapter for the band. The tour
Destroyer, the vehicle for singer/songwriter Dan Bejar, has never been short of ambitious experimentation. The artist’s thirst for breaking the mold has led to some memorable moments throughout his thirty-year
Continuing our salute to the legendary Sly Stone this week, for today’s Tuesday’s Gone, we’re turning the clock all the way back to 1969, when Sly and the Family Stone
Taken strictly on its own terms, Jimi Hendrix’ Band of Gypsys album (released 3/25/70) is arguably the least innovative of the records he released during his lifetime (it turned out to be
Janiva Magness is not only among the top blues vocalists but also an uncompromising song archeologist. She digs deeper than most song interpreters, realizing that she has to see herself
The Small Kingdoms is, by all appearances, one person: Darren Guyaz. However, listening to the debut album of Who I Am, which labels itself “chamber pop,” one could be forgiven
Brooklyn-based four piece The Tumblers are certainly not hiding their folk-pop influences on their debut, Tangerine. There are plenty of songs here that seem to take a cue from bands
