Adam Remnant: Redeeming a Dream
With no physical record and no plans for studio time until potentially the fall, for now, Remnant’s is truly folk music.
Read MoreWith no physical record and no plans for studio time until potentially the fall, for now, Remnant’s is truly folk music.
Read MoreDead Native veers between the sweet and comforting, to the absolutely menacing.
Read MoreBetween the howling guitar lines and railing drums of her new compositions, it’s impossible to miss the bold new course which Hawley is on, one that—as ever—doesn’t look back.
Read MoreThe Story of FRTCRT and its musical musings.
Read MoreCan culturally defunct genres like classical and jazz be made relevant again? Is it possible to build an audience? The answer is inseparable from the trajectory of the music industry itself.
Read MoreIntroducing a Lawrence, Kansas band with a penchant for regional rock, paper, scissors.
Read MoreStone Cold Fox chats about America, hip hop and home.
Read MoreLive From the Underground may be an album greater than the sum of its parts but its ambition and calling cannot be ignored.
Read MoreGiven the matchup and the crowd, Reptar put on a beguiling solar surfer of a show, with no less energy than a supernova.
Read MoreThis goes out to the less-than-phenomenal drummers.
Read MoreBlack is Beautiful is a rare case: A work of art done deliberately, provably deliberately, with all the irreverence, missteps and chaos of a poorly made album.
Read MoreRound has a penchant for soul-bearing, no matter how ugly and unquaint that truth might be.
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