“Hot damn” might be used to describe the first few minutes of Boston-based Autumn Hollow’s “Wooden Wire,” a trembly rocker that combines the vulnerable essence of Jason Molina with the
The Devil Makes Three has never been accused of making light, vapid music. Across seven albums, the Santa Cruz-based trio has melded Blues, folk, Americana, and even influences of punk
Reed Turchi, the Brooklyn-based musician, producer, and poet announces his new record World On Fire, a collection of vintage blues and spiritual tunes Turchi picked up along the way on
Burlington-based songwriter Lily Seabird has shared two singles from her forthcoming album, Trash Mountain, due out April 4th via Lame-O Records. On the stunning “How far away,” she’s backed only
It has been a few years since we heard from a lone Panda Bear, the ever-evolving vehicle for Animal Collective’s Noah Lennox. While the past few years for the artist
What goes around, comes around. Alto saxophonist Steve Lehman got his start as a sideman in visionary Anthony Braxton’s touring ensemble from 1999- 2007 for a host of festivals and
Project Pabst, the beloved music festival brought to you by Pabst Blue Ribbon and independent promoter True West, is thrilled to announce the lineup for its 2025 edition. Returning to
Sparks, brothers Ron and Russell Mael, have release “JanSport Backpack,” the second single from their upcoming album,MAD!,and announce the album will be released May 23rd via Transgressive Records. The band also reveals full details
Copenhagen-native Trinelise Vaering is known for her insatiable curiosity and relentless pursuit of new musical horizons. On her upcoming solo album, A Songwriter’s Odyssey she delves deep into her profound
Songs to Sing and Dance To is the debut album by Chicago born LA based musician Tom Henry. Produced by Kai Slater of Sharp Pins and featuring contributions from him
