It is hard to believe we’re already at the end of February, but what an eventful month it has been. This month has gifted music fanatics with some terrifically splendid
Tipitina’s Record Club has done an excellent job releasing out-of-print albums and live sets, specializing in the music and culture of New Orleans over the last four years. Their newest
Badvril is a band that thrives on the tension between small-town isolation and the frenetic energy of city life. Originally from the backwoods of Washington, Badvril now calls San Francisco
Mads Gjetmundsen is a Norwegian singer-songwriter crafting heartfelt folk-pop, sung in his native Totning dialect. Inspired by Alf Prøysen, Mac DeMarco, and the rich songwriting traditions of the ’60s and
Stereolab announces their world tour. Launching May 25th in Brussels, Stereolab will be hitting the road across Europe with dates in Berlin, Amsterdam, and Paris, among others. They’ll be kicking
Sarah Shafey is a critically-acclaimed restlessly-creative artist who has been praised for her stylish and passionate music, her polished but vibey production aesthetic, and her singular artistry. She is also
Longevity is an interesting concept when looked through a punk rock lens. On the outside looking in, seeing bodies flying across the stage and into a crowd of slam-dancing fanatics,
For a band whose music often feels like an emotional storm passing through a city at night, Constellations For The Lonely finds Doves at their most fragmented and, at times,
Mdou Moctar released one of the best albums of 2024 with Funeral for Justice, a blisteringly swirling cumulation of all their righteously loud Tuareg guitar-rocking talents. Now, the outfit follows
Trilogy 3 is the third and likely the last installment of live shows with Chick Corea’s legendary trio of bassist Christian McBride and drummer Brian Blade. The 2-LP set includes
