The Phryg – 7/6 – DROM (New York, NY)
Brooklyn-based funky four piece the Phryg are having their album release show at DROM in NYC. They are a progressive funk group inspired by groups such as P-Funk, Frank Zappa … Read more
Posted in July, 2016
The Bangles
There’s no need for introductions, although these Bangles don’t come off quite so sweet and innocent. Punks at heart, who clearly adored ‘60s pop and harbored a crush on garage-rock … Read more
Chris Stapleton, Jason Isbell and Frank Turner
Just a few short days before the official start of summer Philadelphians crowded together under the hot sun for what may have been one of the best shows to take … Read more
Sara Watkins
Since the release of Sara Watkins’ last solo disc, Sun Midnight Sun in 2012, the famed fiddler, singer and songwriter, reunited with her longtime band Nickel Creek, went on tour, guest-hosted … Read more
Ben Folds with yMusic – 7/16 – Cape Cod Melody Tent (Hyannis,…
Piano maestro Ben Folds has built his career out of leaping from one style of music to the next. Whether fronting his namesake alternative trio, Ben Folds Five, rocking the … Read more
Vinyl Confessions: The Legal Bustle in Zeppelin’s Hedgerow
It’s never hard for Led Zeppelin to generate news coverage. For a while though, the coverage wasn’t all positive. Jimmy Page and Robert Plant have prevailed in an L.A. courtroom, … Read more
Listen to RoseAnn Fino’s Witty Track, “Airing of Grievances”
Before she turned 18, singer/songwriter RoseAnn Fino had been thoroughly steeped in both country living and city sensibility, a duality that informs her smart, catchy brand of indie, country and … Read more
Exclusive: Ben Trickey Mixes Melancholy And Wit On His New Track, “Chin Up,…
Somewhere between New York and his adopted home of Atlanta, between noise experimentation and alt-country, between playing to brunch crowds and opening for Jason Isbell, it dawned on singer/songwriter … Read more
Miles Davis and Robert Glasper
This is some new turf for this writer and probably many of our readers too. Of course, we’ve listened to Miles Davis in his many incarnations from be-bop to hip-hop, … Read more
Amy Blaschke
Amy Blaschke appears again, less than a year after last October’s Opaline, with another soft ballad compilation, Breaking the Blues. Before I even noted the title, I took a listen … Read more
