With the surprise announcement of a new album, Fate & Alcohol, the Japandroids reinvigorated their fanbase. Then, they immediately deflated it by saying the group was over, and this would
The Hard Quartet’s debut self-titled double album is a gorgeous collection of fuzzy indie-rock earworms that ebb and flow with scruffy charm. The alt-rock legends (Emmett Kelly, Stephen Malkmus, Matt
The sophomore album from the SoCal-based Thee Sacred Souls speaks to their throwback style before the music even starts, as the trio of drummer Alex Garcia, bassist Sal Samano, and
JD McPherson returns with his first collection of original songs in six years on Nite Owls. The ten tracks strip down his sound a touch but keep the retro rocking
Manu Chao’s first album in seventeen years, Viva Tu, continues his journey through laid-back sonic delights as he sings in Spanish, French, Portuguese, and English. Chao shoots for universal appeal
A trifecta of 90’s alt-rockers took over Madison Square Garden on Wednesday, September 11th, 2024, as Weezer, Flaming Lips, and Dinosaur Jr. reminded the aging sold-out crowd of their youth while still playing with vim
Multi-instrumentalist Dale Crover has had a wide-ranging musical career. On his third solo album, Glossolalia, he offers a collection of rockers with various sonic oddities sprinkled in, and a host of
On a gorgeous late summer night in the nation’s capital, Bruce Springsteen and the E-Street Band arrived to deliver the classic rock and roll goods approximately a year after the
The debut album One Of A Kind from the UK-based rock outfit The Heavy Heavy is a blast of retro rocking fun. The band combines its love of 60s pop with 70s
Matt Johnson reassembles THE THE, returning with the project’s first studio album in twenty-five years. Johnson’s brainchild, the London-based post-punk/art-folk outfit, delivers Ensoulment, an album filled with poetic observations on
