Today, 4x GRAMMY-nominated Southern California rock trio HAIM have announced they will embark on the “I quit tour” this Fall, with dates starting in North America in early September. The tour, in support of the
Philadelphia is home to one of the most vibrant art scenes the States has to offer, and April 27 saw the homecoming of one of its most unsung heroes. Domenic
It’s been a minute since anybody has heard much from the Meat Puppets. Indeed, not only has it been a good 6 years since they released their last album Dusty
Forty-five years of retrospect on the Grateful Dead’s eleventh studio record, Go to Heaven (released 4/28/80) suggests the iconic band’s dislike of studio recording finally got the best of them. Consequently,
The Wreckage, Kai Crowe-Getty’s first solo album (due out June 27th), won’t be what you expect if you’re familiar with his time fronting the rock band Lord Nelson. Sonically, The
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Foundation has revealed its 2025 class. Newly selected by the hall’s voters as members of the class of ’25: Cyndi Lauper, the White Stripes,
Singer-songwriter Afton Wolfe has delivered his share of epic tour journals for Glide Magazine over the years, offering raw and insightful glimpses into the life of a truly independent musician
For our last Caustic Commentary of April 2025, we’re heading into the new month with a sprawling list of new releases. April brought us some “Album of the Year” contenders,
When entering the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, one is greeted by a fifteen-foot hot dog suspended in the atrium. Encountering this prop from Phish’s New Year’s pranks ushers
Face Down in the Garden is an apt swan song for Denver indie pop duo Tennis. After fifteen years and nine studio albums together, married duo Alaina Moore and Patrick
