Mavis Staples has announced the November 7th release of Sad And Beautiful World, the latest solo album from a national treasure and multigenerational talent. On her new record, Mavis stands side
Continuing our salute to Brent Hinds in light of his tragic passing last week, for today’s Tuesday’s Gone, we’re spotlighting this awesome performance of “The Motherload” live from 2014. Contrasting
Geographic locale seems to be a moving target with Rodney Crowell. His 2023 album was titled The Chicago Sessions, though the Houston-born singer-songwriter is in the lineage of the great
The fourth album by the 17-piece Christian McBride Big Band is nothing like your dad’s big band albums. Without Further Ado, Vol. 1 is as much a vocal album as
Damn Tall Buildings is a celebrated folk-bluegrass band known for their soulful melodies and intricate instrumentals. Based in Brooklyn, this seasoned trio—Max Capistran, Sasha Dubyk, and Avery Ballotta—has spent over
Portland-based Chicano Rock artist Joshua Josué has recently released his debut full-length album, Beneath The Sand, via Electric CholoLand Records. Like his live performances and influences, it blends Americana with
This week, we honor the memory of the legendary Brent Hinds, a cornerstone of Mastodon until only a few months ago, who tragically passed away in a motorcycle accident last
Throughout 2025, the buzzword around the music world has been “Reunion.” This word represents a sense of nostalgia, community, and fond memories associated with some of the biggest acts of
On a typical Saturday afternoon in Chicago in the summertime, there’s no shortage of leisurely options for one to spend their time. You could head to the beach, check out a
Kenny Burrell’s 1957 self-titled album is a short, inviting set that shows off why he’s considered one of jazz guitar’s greats. Backed by baritone saxophonist Cecil Payne, pianist Tommy Flanagan,
