“Make up your mind/I can kill or be kind,” Samantha Fish declares on “Kill or Be Kind,” the title track of her latest album. While the Kansas City native can ki...
“The camera’s always on the wrong side of the glass,” Madison Cunningham observes on “Plain Letters,” from her new album, Who Are You Now. “I hope you find a we...
Gary Clark Jr. has long established himself as a masterful guitarist whose passion and fiery playing sets him apart from more retro-minded blues musicians. But ...
Amy LaVere is often described as a country singer, but her songs roam restlessly through jazz and folk to create spells that are dreamy and hypnotic, vaulting h...
Erin Birgy leads her band Mega Bog through a labyrinth of unusual sounds, mixing jazzy idylls with folk and atmospheric, psychedelic passages. The group’s lates...
La Bohème is one of the great tearjerkers in all of opera. Composed by Giacomo Puccini with a libretto by Luigi Illica and Giuseppe Giacosa, the opera depicts t...
In 2015, Dead Rock West released It’s Everly Time!, a lovingly crafted set of remakes of timeless songs by The Everly Brothers. With The Everlys, harmonies are ...
Jail Weddings’ new album, Wilted Eden, is an ambitious work that expands the Southern California collective’s sound and emotional range further than their past ...
Love in all its messy permutations bursts out of every track on The Regrettes’ new album, How Do You Love? Lead singer Lydia Night charts the ups and downs of r...
The Selecter’s place in British ska history was set with the release of their lively, infectious 1979 single, “Too Much Pressure”/“On My Radio,” and subsequent ...
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