Bhopal’s Flowers has always occupied a strange, beautiful middle ground between 60s pop and Indian classical tradition. Their new single, 'Miroir Miroir,' feels like the peak of that...
Kentucky pedal steel player Travis Talbert spends a massive chunk of his time touring and recording with roots stalwarts like Jeremy Pinnell and Arlo McKinley, or lending his...
Sir Richard Bishop has spent decades sounding like a man in dialogue with some older, stranger America, one that lives in backwoods folklore, half-forgotten traditions, battered open tunings...
Alex Radus is a singer-songwriter from Pennsylvania. Hailed as a “Skilled Fretman” and “Versatile Crooner,” but self-described as a “Purveyor of genre whiplash,” Radus’s art is both musically...
Montreal’s Pastel Blank is carving out a niche where the jittery spirit of 70s art-rock meets a very modern, very caffeinated brand of DIY. After recently joining the...
Mark Crozer has spent nearly two decades as a cornerstone of The Jesus and Mary Chain, but his latest turn feels like a total reset. After nearly hanging...
It is rare to see a band willingly strip away the very thing that made them famous. For Montreal’s Atsuko Chiba, that meant putting aside the aggressive, distorted...
The Dandy Warhols have always been better at being a "band’s band" than the industry really knew what to do with. They have spent three decades oscillating between...
Toronto’s Pretty recently released their new single, 'Burning Money,' and it arrives as the first glimpse into their second album, 'Where You’ll Be When the World Is Gone,'...
Doug Kistner is bringing together a massive lineup of classic rock veterans for his latest project, Studio D’Lux. The group recently released 'The Allstar Project,' an eight-track album...