After nearly 50 years, psychedelic rock band The 13th Floor Elevators reunited at the Levitation Festival (alternately known as the Austin Psych Fest), featuring the Reverberation Stage, the Elevation Amphitheatre, … Read more
Officially releasing on May 19th, the debut album, When We Arrive, from indie-Americana Seattle band Brite Lines is a medley of musical elements with the group dabbling in acapella, delicate, simplified … Read more
Blues guitar legend B.B. King has died. The musician passed away at his home in Las Vegas late Thursday night, his attorney confirmed. He was 89 years old. Born Riley … Read more
“Established In Baltimore” is one of the more unique tracks on Filligar’s new album Keepsakes of the Interior. The mody, meditative track seemingly floats in from another world, spinning a simple … Read more
Eilen Jewell specializes in crafting rollicking, roadhouse country-rock with a literary edge. It’s earned her comparisons to the likes of Lucinda Williams and Kacey Musgraves, but make no mistake: Eilen … Read more
When they first started, Oasis made no secret of their love for the Beatles, from lyrical references to riffs that may have been, ahem, borrowed from the Lennon & McCartney … Read more
For his last week of shows, David Letterman has been inviting his favorite performers from over the years to come by and play on the show one last time. Last … Read more
Folk-rock legend Stephen Stills has just announced plans for a month-long solo tour of the United States. The CSN member/Buffalo Springfield alum has promised a set consisting of old favorites … Read more
Indie rockers Spoon are still riding high on They Want My Soul, their first new album in four years. The band are keeping busy in 2015 with a set of tour … Read more
Canadian folk duo Whitehorse and singer/songwriter Noah Gundersen have always seemed like kindred spirits musically, so it’s no surprise that they’ve been on tour together this year. While on the road in … Read more
