Jesse Welles has announced his third studio solo album in 7 months, Middle, to be self-released on February 21st (full track listing below). The album, produced by Eddie Spear (Sierra Ferrell, Zach Bryan),
On Friday, January 30th, Ani DiFranco brought her Unprecedented Sh!t tour to Portland, Oregon for the first of two nights at Revolution Hall. After an inspiring opening set from Louisiana’s
Hootie & The Blowfish are undeniably an essential part of the 90s musical landscape. Stretching across rock, pop, and adult contemporary radio, their unpretentious, feel-good songs were as ubiquitous as
Jean~Baptiste is a Haitian American hip-hop artist from Worcester, Massachusetts (Tampa Bay-based), known for his introspective songwriting style. He grew up listening to a variety of influential artists, such as
Herbert Walker is a five-piece band from Phoenix, Arizona, that defies easy categorization. Their sound is described as “blue-collar chamber pop,” blending elements of indie rock, pop, jazz, soul, and
The first month of 2025 is coming to a close, and what a whirlwind it has been. With the cornucopia of new albums already released and the avalanche coming over
Indie artist Will Dailey’s seventh album Boys Talking, is currently available as physical media like vinyl and CD directly from him, as well as by direct download. But only a
With six albums out in the span of just over a decade, Liverpool’s post-New Wave acolytes Circa Waves are clearly on a prolific streak. Their last effort, 2023’s Never Going
The week leading up to your debut album must be a daunting one. With suits pushing you from one press requirement to ensuring every video and promotional photo perfectly fits
Time Out Take Five is a column comprised of pithy takes on recent jazz releases, spotlighting titles deserving attention that might otherwise go unnoticed. Peter Bernstein/Brad Mehldau/Vicente Archer/Al Foster: Better Angels – Better Angels reaffirms
