The Church are returning to North America for “The Singles,” an extensive tour that revisits their legacy of singles spread over their 37-album catalogue. Kicking off on July 15th in Phoenix, AZ
By the early 1970s, Joe Pass had already built a strong reputation as a jazz guitarist, but his career was nearly derailed by a long struggle with heroin addiction. After
Loving Backwards is an upcoming psych-rock band, a profound avant-garde project of five musicians channeling an unsettling, raw sensation. The band’s debut album, Rubbish Twilights, blends vintage psych-rock with a
Even after years of living in the same area, there can be mind-bending moments of revelation about its layout. An attempt to avoid traffic or a time-killing meander on a
Lilly Hiatt, the sensational Nashville singer-songwriter who has been creating exciting and eclectic music for years, is now back out on tour in support of her latest release, Forever – a fun
Not many artists release their first solo record two decades after their debut album. That’s the case for Mike Delevante, whose September Days is due out April 11 on Truly Handmade Records
St. Patrick’s Day may be over, but our tribute to Shane MacGowen and The Pogues continues! Granted, The Pogues are one of those timeless bands that transcend any particular season
When Russ Lawton (drums), Ray Paczkowski (keys), and Scott Metzger (guitar)—collectively known as LaMP—piled into Ben Collette’s Tank Recording Studio in Burlington, VT, last summer, it was obvious they were going in with a genuine
Celia Cruz’s Tremendo caché is a brilliant showcase of the remarkable partnership between the legendary “Queen of Salsa” and visionary producer Johnny Pacheco. Their collaboration represents a pinnacle moment in
On March 14th, the Brant Bjork Trio offered an evening of pure stoner rock to a sold-out crowd at John & Peter’s in New Hope, Pennsylvania. Bjork’s name is synonymous
