Gerald Clayton’s Ones and Twos is a two-part project; the first installment is revealed here. Clayton calls it an experiment inspired by the art of turntablism where the A side
By the time Blender hit shelves in October 2000, Collective Soul was already a household name in alt-rock circles. Known for their crunchy guitars, spiritual lyricism, and frontman Ed Roland’s
Meat Bags are what happens when two Southerners, a northerner and an even more northerner, converge in a gutter in Manchester. Meat Bags are Tom, Harry, Matt, and Scott. They
Century Park West is just three friends making music that they enjoy. Based in Miami, Florida, the band has been incubating its creativity since 2019 and is finally ready to
TURNSTILE have announced details of their eagerly awaited new album NEVER ENOUGH, which is set to arrive on June 6th, marking their first full-length release in four years. Today, the band
All Them Witches has announce their 29-date “House of Mirrors” tour across the EU, UK, and North America. The band – Ben McLeod (guitarist), Charles Michael Parks, Jr. (bass/vocals), Christian
Mac DeMarco has announced a North American, European and UK tour kicking off Friday, August 29th in Los Angeles at The Greek Theatre. The tour includes performances at Franklin Music Hall in Philadelphia, The Lyric in
Missouri-based folksinger Willi Carlisle has announced his highly anticipated self-produced fourth studio album, Winged Victory, set to release on June 27 via Signature Sounds. The upcoming album sees Carlisle return
Rather than provide detailed reviews of these never-before-released and/or reissued jazz recordings, we will summarize each in alphabetical order by artist, focusing on 18 titles, including others released close to
There are few figures in jazz whose legacy feels as intimate and enduring as Bill Evans’. His playing, both lyrical and harmonically rich, reshaped the language of the piano trio
