Curtis Harding
If there’s one thing to note about Atlanta’s soul man Curtis Harding, it’s that the man can pack out a room. The last time Harding performed in New York he … Read more
Reviews
Wolfmother
Photos by Laura Sedor Formed well over a decade ago, Wolfmother’s been performing since 2004, with a few bumps along their road. Regularly compared to hard rock and … Read more
Waco Brothers
After a dozen albums or so, you’d think that the Waco Brothers would have earned more respect. On the other hand, being the essential insurgents that they are, respect isn’t … Read more
Beth Hart
Photos by Arnie Goodman When Los Angeles native Beth Hart walked onto the Town Hall stage in New Yok City, she immediately forged an intimate connection with the audience, … Read more
Griffin House
A solemn yet sturdy set of songs, Griffin House’s new album takes a confessional tone that aptly informs these heartfelt narratives throughout. Sung and strum with clear conviction, they find … Read more
Loretta Lynn
Loretta Lynn is surely one of country music’s greatest stars. A genuinely astonishing writer, player and singer, Lynn has weathered countless storms in her own, well-documented personal life and the … Read more
Coheed and Cambria
Photos by Laura Sedor It’s been over 20 years and eight studio albums since Coheed and Cambria formed, so it’s no surprise that they have a devoted following. They play … Read more
Tibet House US Benefit Concert
Photos By Leland Gorlin As the first hint of spring crept into the air, a diverse crowd gathered in the august Carnegie Hall for an equally venerable cause, the … Read more
The Two Tens
Yes! There it is! I found a record that exudes the kind of hot tempered energy I want from a punk album: it’s fun, filthy and filled with zero bullshit. … Read more
Bill Carter
Another early best of 2016 arrives via Texan Bill Carter, who 28 years ago made an album produced by the Allmans’ and Stones’ pianist Chuck Leavell that featured not only … Read more
