Back in April, Soul Asylum released their twelfth studio album, Hurry Up & Wait. Preparing to take the new songs out on the road, a national pandemic had other plans
Perhaps one of the coolest yet low key collaborations to ever take place was that between Congolese vocalist/composer Bony Bikaye, French musician/producer Hector Zazou, and modular synth group CY1. First teaming up in 1983
The ever-prolific guitarist Nels Cline is back with his avant-garde aggregation, the Nels Cline Singers, for their seventh recording, first as a band and Cline’s third with the Blue Note
Music means different things to different people. One has to admire Robert Hunter- lyricist for the Grateful Dead, who would often speak to his lyrics meaning what they do to
If Grateful Dead’s Workingman’s Dead represents the first seedlings in a new strain of their music, American Beauty (released 11/1/70) is the ripe fruit at peak maturity. Recorded by much
Cory Henry is trying to stay optimistic. You can hear it on the first half of his impressive new album Something to Say, which finds him once again teaming up with
Puscifer has always been the hardest of Maynard James Keenan’s nuts to crack. It’s a joke, but it’s completely serious. It’s a solo project, but it’s a group effort. It’s
Singer-songwriter Matthew Ryan has reunited with his former musical partner, Neilson Hubbard, as Strays Don’t Sleep to release a new four-song EP titled A Short Film For a Long Story
Twenty-one years since Mr. Bungle last recorded an album together, the California experimental rock band returns with a new album, which is actually a re-recording of the first album the
The ever-restless guitarist/producer/songwriter/film scorer King Khan who leads several bands, most prominent among them, King Khan and the Shrines, is known as a purveyor of psychedelic soul, punk-infused garage rock,
