Four years after the release of their seventeenth studio album, Power Up, AC/DC is still celebrating. The iconic band kicked off their “Power Up” tour last night (May 17) at
The recently deceased Dickey Betts did not often (or to a great extent) verbally expound upon the tragic death of Duane Allman in the fall of 1971. Instead, the surviving
A vibrant and powerful performer, Danny Toeman seamlessly blends the classic vibes of Funk and Soul’s golden age with his own inimitable London edge that modernises his work, giving it
The cultural impact hip-hop’s golden era left in its wake can be felt across all genres. The rawness of their storytelling, the simplistic yet impactful instrumentals, and almost everything the
Kallai (sounds like ‘call-eye’) celebrates the sound of the timeless, the places that never were, and the futures that may never be. Waves of reverb-soaked guitars break and give way
Hailing from the vibrant music scene of Athens, Georgia, Trvy & The Enemy is a live hip-hop band fearlessly breaking barriers in the realm of modern rap music. Blending elements
This summer, Rhino is releasing an extensive reissue of Yes’s fourth album Fragile featuring a newly remastered version of the original album on both CD and vinyl, plus rare and unreleased recordings.
Dr. Dog today shared their new single “Tell Your Friends,” (below) the latest offering from their forthcoming self-titled album—and first LP in six years—due out July 19th, 2024. The sweetly
Closing out our Steve Albini tribute week with this classic interview with the perpetually weird Nardwuar, who discusses, among other things, smashing toilets, lighting farts on fire, Gene Simmons pranks,
Subway Rat is an indie-alternative singer-songwriter from Flushing, Queens, New York City. A relative newcomer to the alt-rock scene, he has gained over 5 million streams on Spotify in only