Bob Dylan didn’t exactly change the world with the slightly less-than-an-hour duration of Highway 61 Revisited (released 6/30/65), but around the time it came out six decades ago, it certainly
2025 marks the 20th anniversary of the formation of the Budos Band. The lineup has fluctuated a bit throughout those two decades, but the band has stayed productive both in
August is waving to us in the rearview mirror as we venture into what is slated to be a busy Autumn. As we drive away from August, we notice the
Medway’s own garage rock torchbearers The Len Price 3 return this fall with Misty Medway Magick, their first full-length since 2021’s Ip Dip Do. Due October 24th via Wicked Cool
Elizabeth Stokes, vocalist for New Zealand-based band The Beths, was struggling with writer’s block for the first time going into their latest LP, Straight Line Was A Lie. In response, with
On Wednesday night, Jerry Cantrell brought his I Want Blood Tour into a packed House of Blues in Orlando, Florida, for a celebration of alternative rock. Opening act Sparta started
MacGregor Burns could be a character out of an upcoming Harmony Korine film. The Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter has held many odd jobs outside of making music: a Hollywood tour guide,
Hattie is the brainchild of Brooklyn-based vocalist, songwriter, and audio engineer Melissa Kaitlyn Carter. Named after her great-grandmother, who almost took the Titanic with her family over to the States,
As the sun set on the historic green of Boston’s Fenway Park on August 26th, a palpable energy coursed through the crowd that waited on the field and in the
With Ride Into The Sun, pianist/composer Brad Mehldau returns to themes he introduced in the wake of his rumination on the COVID phenomenon, Suite: April 2020. That very same year’s
