First released in 1956, Kenny Drew’s self-titled Kenny Drew Trio has long been one of those records that says more than its reputation suggests. Drew, who would later settle in
GHOST has confirmed that its SKELETOUR WORLD TOUR will continue to pack arenas in the new year, with today’s announcement of 20 new North American rituals kicking off January 21st
This House is Creaking is not only a terrifically imaginative band name, but it is also an apt description of the band’s current place in their artistic journey. The shoegaze-tinted
September marks the 30th anniversary of one of the greatest metal records of the 90s (and in this writer’s opinion, one of the best metal albums of all-time period): Down’s
Our ever-earnest singer-songwriter Afton Wolfe rarely skips an AmericanaFest, and when he’s in town, he always collects the best stories—whether it’s playing showcases or discovering the kind of hidden local
Prairie Wind (released 9/27/05) is arguably a more convincing sequel to 1972’s Harvest than its ostensible follow-up of ’92, Harvest Moon. Comprised of an acoustic-based sound reminiscent of both those
When Howe Gelb, M. Ward, and McKowski were in the same place at the same time at a wedding in Tucson, Arizona, none of them imagined that a spur-of-the-moment collaboration
It is hard to believe this is the last Caustic of September; it feels like it all just started yesterday. As we wave goodbye to an exhilarating month of new
On Wednesday night, Scottish indie rockers Franz Ferdinand played in Orlando, Florida, for the first time in 21 years. The Human Fear Tour stopped at a packed House of Blues
Raised in New York and singing in church from the age of four, Michelle David’s voice was forged in gospel. By five, she was performing with The Mission of Love,
