Morgan Nagler has spent years behind the scenes shaping songs for other artists, quietly building a reputation as a sharp lyricist and collaborator. In addition to fronting Whispertown, Nagler has
On their sophomore effort Irreversible, Chicago’s Brigitte Calls Me Baby delivers on the promise of their impressive debut, which earned critical praise, a global fanbase, and opening slots for everyone
The themes that weave through Mud Blood Bone, the fourth record from Canada’s Cat Clyde, tackle large, universal ideas. Yet, it’s her gift for writing deeply personal lyrics that gives
In 2024, The Black Crowes returned with their first album of new material in fifteen years, Happiness Bastards. The brothers Robinson ended their feud, and critics loved it. GRAMMY nods
Animal Collective’s Dave Portner (Avey Tare) and Brian Weitz (Geologist) have unveil their new project, instrumental duo Croz Boyce. Croz Boyce’s self-titled debut album is a series of nine tracks featuring a blend of electric and acoustic string instruments, synthesizers,
Over the last few years, there has been a massive surge in the popularity of sweepstakes and social casinos across the US. There are numerous reasons for this, ranging from
In the digital age, there are several ways to account for a band’s growth. From their social media following to the number of streams attached to each release, labels, fans,
Transmitter is the latest addition to the Cut Worms universe, but this is a very different artist from the one we’re used to. Led by singer/songwriter/musician Max Clarke and started
As we wrap up Black Crowes Week in celebration of the band’s newest album, it’s worth rewinding to 1995—when The Black Crowes were riding “high” after the release of Amorica.
