Sometimes the title of the album says it all. With Ain’t Rocked in a While, Brent Cobb & The Fixin’s decided to press pause on Cobb’s more singer/songwriter offerings, strap on the
Rounding out our salute to Live Aid for today’s Weirdo Wednesday, we’re spotlighting the notoriously choppy Led Zeppelin “reunion,” which took place at JFK Stadium in Philly. Joined by Phil
“Openness Trio.” Guitarist Nate Mercereau, saxophonist Josh Johnson, and percussionist Carlos Niño have joined up as The Openness Trio for their Blue Note debut. All are producers and skilled in
Sunking is a band born out of restlessness. As members of the jazz fusion powerhouse High Pulp, the trio of Bobby Granfelt, Antoine Martel, and Victory Nguyen create innovative and
Larry Keel and Jon Stickley will independently release their eponymous debut EP in September. Keel and Stickley have been called two of the finest flatpicking guitarists of this generation, and
The ground-breaking multi-genre collective Fishbone has spent several decades bringing together Ska, Punk, Funk, Soul, Rock, and more, and in late June released a new album titled Stockholm Syndrome. The
For more than 25 years, Cochemea has carved out a singular path as a soloist, composer, and arranger, bridging genres through an impressive array of collaborations. From his long-standing role
Daze of Laur is the project of Los Angeles-based artist Laura Esgro. Raised by parents who grew up in the 1960s LA music scene and Tennessean grandparents, Californian folk-rock and
Astrachan is the solo project and surname of curly-haired indie rock beefcake Ben Astrachan, a self-taught analog tapehead who conjures up his special blend of starry-eyed lo-fi folk rock in
New York City’s Geese has announced their new album Getting Killed out September 26th via Partisan and has shared the lead single “Taxes,” following the announcement of their winking ‘Getting Killed’ tour a couple of
