The wheels are turning, and gears are being greased over at the Caustic Factory, and while this week may not be as action-packed as previous, there is still no shortage
The Pretenders’ performance at Boston’s MGM Music Hall on July 19th was a masterclass in rock and roll endurance. The band, led by the iconic Chrissie Hynde, delivered a relentless two-hour-plus set
Soul music is at an incredibly exciting point in its history, and Aaron Frazer is a big reason for that. The multi-hyphenate artist has spent years learning how to perfect
With the hindsight of a half-century, Neil Young’s On The Beach (released 7/19/74) stands on its own terms more forcefully than either of its two companion pieces in ‘The Ditch Trilogy.’ Whereas
Another week of blistering heat means another crop of new music to help ease the stress of walking into 90-degree weather. This week, imagine the selection of new music, ranging
Since the start of their musical journey, Naked Giants has avoided falling into one genre. The trio of vocalist/guitarist Grant Mullen, bassist/vocalist Gianni Aiello, and drummer Henry LaVallee started the
It is not every day that Philadelphia’s Dr. Dog releases new music, as the expansive folk-rock project drops their first album since 2018’s Critical Equation. The 11-song self-titled outing is
After our quick holiday break, 2024 is back where it left off with another fantastic New Music Friday. We here at Caustic hope you enjoyed your long weekend, but it’s
Studio albums have always occupied something of a unique niche throughout Phish’s forty-year history. After all, it’s no secret that the Vermont foursome have built their reputation as one of
We have a special Caustic for you this week, folks! Being that everyone is off (hopefully) enjoying the extended weekend, we wanted to churn something out for everyone to sink
