Amanda Shires and Jason Isbell have teamed up for a powerful new duet released in conjunction with International Safe Abortion Day, with all proceeds going to the Yellowhammer Fund, an "abortion fund and reproductive justice organization serving Alabama and the… Read More
Fishbone — who are back with almost their entire original lineup for the first time since 1993 (everyone except guitarist Kendall Jones) — revealed earlier this year that they're working on a new album with NOFX's Fat Mike producing, and… Read More
British counter-cultural brand Fred Perry has issued a statement asserting that they condemn the far-right group the Proud Boys in North America for appropriating their iconic Black/Yellow/Yellow twin tipped shirt, and they've vowed to stop selling the shirt in the… Read More
Sufjan Stevens cannot be pigeonholed. No matter how many “sad boy with a guitar” stereotypes or “albums about all 50 states” jokes you can come up with, you’ll never have him pegged. He’ll always release an album that shakes up… Read More
“Am I into you, or is the music to blame?” Miley Cyrus is in a very giving mood, evidently. After absolutely owning (her heart) at this year’s socially distanced iHeartRadio Music Festival, including her cover of Blondie‘s “Heart of Glass,”… Read More
“And Introducing Audrey Hepburn”. With that credit, William Wyler’s Roman Holiday set off a special bombshell in the world of Hollywood stardom, one that announced a major film personality and instantly showered her with an Oscar, a BAFTA, a Golden… Read More
Since the very beginning, every Fleet Foxes album has been surrounded with outrageous levels of hype and anticipation. Even before they ever released their debut album or its accompanying Sun Giant EP, it was clear from their early MP3s that… Read More
During a recent session at the Thriving Roots AmericanaFest event, the multi-Grammy award-winning producer John Leventhal and singer-songwriter Sarah Jarosz discussed the problem of “demoitis”. Succinctly defined, “demoitis” occurs in the recording studio when an artist and producer start out… Read More
Alright Alright is a husband-and-wife duo comprised of Seth and China Kent. Based out of Denver, the couple’s latest album, Crucible (out 23 October), is folk at its most free-flowing. More musically broad than inward-looking, the Kents explore tones and… Read More
Le Volume Courbe, aka Charlotte Marionneau whose music you may have recently heard in Killing Eve, is gearing up to release her first new album in five years. It's coming out in the form of three EPs, the first of which… Read More