Portland's Morrison Graves could be described as post-psychedelia...at least that comes to mind when hearing 'The Swarm'. Their sound is a fuzzy convergence of '60s psych, indie rock,...
A guitarist who plays bass. A free improviser who speaks in Instantiations. A musician who finds the most complex expression through the most efficient means. Joe Morris is...
"Somebody Else’s Dream: Dakota, The Buoys, & Timothy," an extensive, 350-page book from Sunbury Press, is written by rock journalist Maxim W. Furek. The book investigates the controversial...
One of the most successful soft rock recording artists of the 1970s, the duo of Jim Seals (vocals, guitar) and Dash Crofts (vocals, mandolin) released a series of...
Formed in the post-pandemic tremors of the Los Angeles scene, badsoma started as Iranian-American multi-instrumentalist Armin Fard's solo vision and quickly swelled into a dynamic, six-person collective. Their...
Chris Garneau is wiping the slate clean. After scrapping a whole record, the New York singer-songwriter is announcing his new album, 'In Reverse,' due out January 23rd via...
Brian Dolphin, a Manhattan native with harmonies inherited from rural folk and adventurous 80s and 90s albums, has spent a lifetime seeking the transcendent moment where individual voices...
Mass is a band whose story sits quietly in the background of German rock history, waiting to be pieced together. Bassist Günther Viktor Radny started out in the...
The late guitarist Huw Lloyd-Langton, whose contributions were integral to the early sound of Hawkwind, is the subject of A Wandering Minstrel, a memoir authored by his long-time...
Brooklyn-based artist Neil Friedlander is channeling sun-drenched beach parties and unbreakable bonds with his new single, 'IFC,' a blast of pop-grunge-rock that's part garage rave-up, part vintage heartland...