Rounding out this week’s spotlight on the eternally avant-garde Peter Gabriel, Weirdo Wednesday takes us back to Rockpalast, 1978, when Gabriel was out supporting his often-overlooked second solo album, Scratch.
Dave’s Picks Volume 57 is one of the most compelling releases in this ongoing archival series devoted to the Grateful Dead. But just as Chelsea Housand’s eye-catching cover art demands
The underrecognized guitarist and musicologist Duke Robillard is arguably the most important roots and blues musician to come from Rhode Island. Heck, let’s extend that to one of the most
Electro-pop trio New Body Electric experiments with the sound worlds of indie pop, funk, psychedelic rock, and surf rock. Often described as a blend of Tame Impala x MGMT x
Mirabelle Skipworth is an alt-folk songwriter based in Pittsburgh, PA, who has been performing her songs for the past decade. Traveling around with her folk-inspired melodies sprinkled with an alt-rock
Ryan Bingham will release They Call Us The Lucky Ones, his highly anticipated new album with The Texas Gentlemen, May 15 via The Bingham Recording Co./Thirty Tigers (pre-order/pre-save HERE). Ahead of the release, his new song, “Ballad
Thee Sacred Souls, LA LOM, and The Womack Sisters join together to bring heart melting harmonies, genre-blurring grooves, and timeless soul on their Constellation Tour across North America. Hailing from Southern California, raised on classic soul,
Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band will launch their Land Of Hope And Dreams American Tour across the country this spring, kicking off at Minneapolis’ Target Center on March
Surfing the Tube is a daily recap of recent must-see YouTube happenings, from music videos and live performances to interviews and everything in between. Jill Scott: Tiny Desk Concert Celebrating
Eliza Noxon doesn’t hide behind metaphor. Her songs arrive unguarded—clear-eyed dispatches from the messy interior of becoming. Rooted in traditional folk but streaked with an indie-rock pulse, Noxon’s music wrestles
