September is shaping up as a big month for album releases, of those that we’ve been eying up is Business Casual, the third studio release from electro-funk act Chromeo. The
Despite being known as the front man for Godfathers of Hard Rock Led Zeppelin, in recent years Robert Plant has shown his affinity towards the subtle sounds of folk, bluegrass
Just as quickly as it started, the Greek Theatre run that kicked off the second leg of Phish Summer Tour 2010 in Berkeley, CA has just come to a close.
As we previously mentioned this fall Bryan Ferry will release his latest studio album, Olympia, via Astralwerks Records. The album, which features a who’s who of high profile guests including
To say that former Blips act These United States have been prolific when it comes to their studio output might be a bit of an understatement as last week the
Last month Sir Paul McCartney added another trophy to the mantle piece when he was honored at the White House with a The Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular
Fronted by a guy who played a instrument that was more widely known by country music fans, Robert Randolph & The Family Band burst onto the jam scene in the
Among the bands that comprise the “beard-rock” movement of the last few years is Megafaun, who mix Americana with psych-folk. The Durham, NC-based act will release a new – not
Combining spoken word poetry with jazz and R&B music Gil Scott-Heron planted the seeds for the birth of hip hop with his 1970 debut Small Talk At 125th & Lenox
Several months before releasing Just Like The Fambly Cat in 2006, Grandaddy front man Jason Lytle unexpectedly announced that the critically acclaimed psych-folk band would be breaking up instead of
