Brooklyn-based rock artist Moon Walker’s fifth studio album ‘WASTELAND COUNTRY’ takes a rageful trip through political disarray and violence.

From playing Baton Rouge college bars and house parties to crafting a debut album built on friendship, experimentation, and a ...

Five years in, Portola Music Festival’s industrial setting and restless lineup make for a thrilling weekend – though finding ...

Atwood Magazine’s writers dive into Bleachers’ kinetic and richly textured fifth album ‘everyone for ten minutes,’ a restless ...

So Faint’s Hannah Georgas and Lyn Heinemann capture the intoxicating logic of an impossible crush on their standout debut single “Fully Slow,” where knowing the relationship exists mostly in your head ...

Long before Young Money came calling, a 14-year-old Lucifena was playing shows around Los Angeles. She often found herself surrounded by older men who did not always take her seriously. She learned ...

Anna Graves sold her “goddamned soul.” Then she went home to Minnesota to find herself again. That’s the hard truth behind America’s Greatest Burnout, Graves’ 12-song reckoning with the past decade of ...

The past has a way of breaking back in long after we’ve decided to leave it behind. Don’t Tell Iris give that unwanted return a pulse on “Through the Gate,” charging memory, longing, and unresolved ...

Irish singer/songwriter Glen Hansard built a life around music’s power to bring people together. In honoring his life, we remember the man whose voice carried from Grafton Street to the Academy Awards ...

Brandi Carlile’s guitar technician Jason Crisp reveals how meticulous preparation, split-second problem-solving, and hard-earned trust keep every live performance running smoothly. His path from a ...

His first single since last year’s The Yips finds Petey moving into a lighter, more hypnotic pocket without losing the raw nerve that makes his songs sting. It churns and glows in equal measure – ...