Raise your hand if you’d lost faith in Interpol. A classic case of diminishing returns, things finally reached a nadir with 2010’s dour, boring self-titled record. But today, Interpol (now … Read more
On a warm summer evening, singer Paul Rodgers gave a one-night-only performance at NYC’s Town Hall. Rodgers played classics from his latest album The Royal Sessions, including “Born Under a … Read more
South By Southwest is known for three things: large crowds, music, and panel discussions. While there’s still a few months before the 2015 edition of the massive music conference kicks … Read more
Back with their sophomore effort is the Andy T – Nick Nixon Band, with producer Anson Funderburgh once again in control. Last year’s debut, Drink Drank Drunk, scored well on … Read more
It’s no secret that we love Alexis P. Suter. She’s one of the truly remarkable talents in blues today. Her incredible contralto voice not only makes her a distinct performer, … Read more
Even something as simple as a record contract isn’t simple when Morrissey is involved. Two weeks after reports surfaced that he had been dropped from Harvest Records after publicly criticizing … Read more
Despite his affinity for unabashed and irreverent full-tilt rock ‘n’ roll, Ian Hunter’s always been a rather pensive type of rock star, one who peers at circumstance from the inside … Read more
Prior to kicking off their summer-long tour, Big Head Todd & the Monsters have released the video for their next single off this year’s Black Beehive (a name honoring the untimely … Read more
Husband and wife duo Johnnyswim are an unforgettable folk, blues and soul union. Abner Ramirez and Amanda Sudano (daughter of Donna Summer), are the driving force behind Johnnyswim’s critical acclaim. Diamonds, Johnnyswim’s first … Read more
Husband-and-wife banjo masters Abigail Washburn and Béla Fleck have announced their first album as a duo, Béla Fleck and Abigail Washburn, which is set to be released on October 7. The two have … Read more
