Grammy Award-winning guitarist Eric Krasno (Lettice, Soulive) and Grammy Award-winning drummer Stanton Moore (Galactic, Garage-a-Trois) released the first album under their new banner of The Krasno/Moore Project in March, titled
As a standard bearer for the musical culture of New Orleans, Ivan Neville takes his anointing as seriously as the swamp water that courses through his veins. From the ferocious
The newest effort from the English rock band Temples is a sixteen-song affair, produced by Sean Ono Lennon, that mixes psych-rock with glam-influenced dance grooves, allowing Exotico to float free,
There is a stigma about the state of Texas that echoes throughout the rest of the country. The “Lone Star” state has really taken that name to heart as it
While Black Thought has been praised as one of the best emcees since he debuted as the vocalist for the legendary Roots crew, this new era of solo material being
Jon Gutwillig has been a busy man. Recently, when he’s not touring the country with his Philadelphia-based trancefusion band, The Disco Biscuits, the affable guitarist has been working on a
On the politically charged Plastic Eternity, vocalist and songwriter Mark Arm & Mudhoney directs that anger at those destroying the environment, at the media, at right-wingers, and at anyone else who drew his ire during the pandemic.
Boygenius is composed of three incredibly strong songwriters, although that’s not how they maneuver through their debut album.
On The Price of Progress, The Hold Steady is fully locked in as they deliver an evolved, cinematic offering of their barroom tales of relationship hardships around broken hearts calcified by more than recreational drug use.
While the resurgence of vinyl can be seen discussed on almost every major music or financial blog available online, there is a subculture of the vinyl world that goes largely
