Rockers Rob Aldridge and the Proponents Think ‘Mind Over Manners’ Is the Answer
Whether he’s detailing the negative aspects of life or celebrating the positive ones, Southern rock’s Rob Aldridge asks us to use our minds and our hearts.
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Lotte Kestner’s Shares Haunting “Slip” From New Album ‘Lost Songs’ (premiere)
Indie folk artist Lotte Kestner shares her haunting new single “Slip”, which appears on her upcoming album Lost Songs and is one of its darkest songs.
The Soundtrack to Hüsker Dü’s Implosion: ‘Warehouse: Songs and Stories’ Turns 35
It’s been 35 years since college rock harbingers Hüsker Dü culminated in a storm of malaise. Warehouse: Songs and Stories was their parting gift.
Former Wrens Singer Kevin Whelan Returns to Music as Aeon Station
Former Wrens player Kevin Whelan is ready to emerge as solo project Aeon Station, aware of the shadow the Wrens cast over him.
The Whitmore Sisters Get Together and Sing ‘Ghost Stories’
Our lives are full of Ghost Stories, and the Whitmore Sisters’ “blood harmonies” are the spirits that express the deep connections we share with each other.
Alex Albrecht’s ‘Resolve’ Is a Moody and Atmospheric Journey
Ambient composer Alex Albrecht combines field recordings with low-key instrumental backdrops on his gorgeous new album, Resolve.
Lord Nelson’s ‘Transmission’ Reveals the Power and Beauty of Rock Played at a Loud Volumes
Lord Nelson’s bark may not be worse than their bite—their bark is their bite. They alert you to the power and glory of loud rock ‘n’ roll.
A Mighty Bluegrass Heart with Béla Fleck at Carnegie Hall
Béla Fleck is taking his latest album, My Bluegrass Heart, on tour alongside some of the best bluegrass musicians on the planet.
The Bombadils Cherish Life’s Fleeting Moments on “Losing Track of Time” (premiere)
Halifax folk duo, the Bombadils feature picturesque songwriting and instrumentation. “Losing Track of Time” is a dreamy song exemplifying these strengths.
The Legacy of George Harrison’s ‘Concert for Bangladesh’ Half a Century Later
Fifty years ago, a plea for assistance from Ravi Shankar to George Harrison gave birth to The Concert for Bangladesh, an event whose impact on the culture of pop and classic rock still resonates.
Steven Bernstein’s Millennial Territory Orchestra Makes ‘Good Time Music’ Beyond Jazz
The second in a series of four, Good Time Music finds Steven Bernstein’s Millennial Territory Orchestra having fun with music that makes you feel great.