It’s been eleven years since Slim Shady cleared his throat on what was essentially Eminem’s debut single, “My Name Is…” and asked, “Hey, kids do you...
For most of her career to date, singer-songwriter Sheryl Crow has toggled between earnest, gut-level vignettes and sunny pop-rock designed for the soccer mom set. So,...
Ty Segall doesn’t write songs. He scrawls them. Favoring purposefully sloppy performances captured in grainy garage lo-fi, the San Francisco musician flaunts his influences, as if he’s...
It’s 6 am in New York—3 am on the west coast—when the phone rings. It’s my mother. “Good Morning,” I answer. “What are you doing up so early?”...
Indigenous is one of a select group of Native American bands to break into mainstream music—and not thanks to the esoteric sounds of the flute or the...
Is it folk? Is it rock? Stop—you’re both right. O Ye Devastator, the latest album from Denton, TX, troubadour Doug Burr, is a study in how people...