Avant-garde is what comes to mind when listening to Australia’s latest export, Zion Garcia. His music is a mix of Rage Against the Machine and At The Drive In – aggressive, yet empathetic. The ...

Rob: Joy first sat in with The Beagles for the first time at the 2018 album release concert for Bed of Roses. She started ...

Perhaps the Pale Fountains will finally garner some notice following the appearance of a new four-CD box set devoted to this critically acclaimed band, which formed in Liverpool in 1980 and split up ...

Naya Ali is adamant in giving those who came before us respect. It’s the icons that paved the way before us that she stands ...

55 years of joy, bluesy rock’n’roll classics, and concise communication, stemming from San José and (still) taking over the world. The Doobie Brothers are in a league of their own. Through triumph and ...

The ever so eccentric Santigold broke down doors in the early 2000s with her music, style, and grace.

Highlight: Hip-hop, afrobeats, R&B, blues rock – the genres and styles Black Party can fit into one act – or even one song – ...

Reviewers, including this one, have often yielded to the temptation to compare some of today’s artists to folk singer and ...

Out today, recorded in just a month on tape with no screens, is a magic-capturing new album by The Thing. New York City’s latest export, The Thing (vocalist Zane Acord, guitarist Jack Bradley, ...

The members of the widley acclaimed, pop-leaning neo-soul band Fitz and the Tantrums, came together in 2008 after taking on various other R&B projects. Since then, as a group, they have stayed ahead ...

. If you like Counting Crows’ old records, however, this is all good news – especially since the nine tracks on Butter Miracle are up to the high standards that the group established early in its ...