Described as a classic by the artist, Van Morrison’s Moondance (released 1/27/70) is a sublime pleasure to rediscover, whether in its original 1970 form or the 2013 expanded edition. The relative simplicity of
In our current moment of marketable nostalgia and an almost relentless amount of tours with bands using the anniversary of a landmark album to drive ticket sales, one could easily
Having formally adopted Chicago as its band moniker with its sophomore album, Chicago Transit Authority also solidified the commercial breakthrough based on its debut. Unfortunately, the supervision of the project
Craig Finn has announced the release of his eagerly awaited new album, Always Been, arriving via Tamarac Recordings/Thirty Tigers on Friday, April 4. Pre-orders and pre-saves are available now. Produced
On the cover of Life’ll Kill Ya (released 1/25/00), a hirsute Warren Zevon flashes a wry grin fully in keeping with the wicked glint in his eyes. The facial expressions, however,
You can’t help but be excited when talking about Orlando singer/songwriter Cat Ridgeway. Her infectious energy and contagious enthusiasm for everything she creates are electric. Her passion and commitment to
Rita Satch is a vocalist and songwriter whose music fuses soul, jazz, and cinematic orchestration into genre-defying soundscapes. Born in Uzbekistan and raised in Melbourne/Naarm, she has performed at Glastonbury
LCD Soundsystem has confirmed a spring 2025 run of 10 new shows in five North American cities. Following an already announced March 7 appearance at the M3F Music Festival in
The first month of 2025 is slowly coming to a close, and it has been a busy one at the Caustic Factory. Music nerds from across genres are drowning in
In 1992’s Notes from the Underground and the very next year’s It’s a Jungle in Here, Medeski Martin and Wood worked assiduously to forge their talents. Yet their individual and collective assets were
