After playing a supporting role in his father Paul's music, James McCartney steps out on his own with his debut EP...

Just as each Noah and the Whale song paints a picture, each of the band's albums is a moment in time. The band's sound...

Jill Sobule's been writing smart, funny songs since the mid-90s, and John Doe set a new standard for American punk in the...

Ten years have passed since Sir Bob Geldof's last release called 'Sex, Age & Death.' Now the poet-rocker returns with a new...

John Darnielle, the only constant member of the ever-rotating cast of The Mountain Goats makes his first visit to WFUV to...

LA-via-PA singer-songwriter Priscilla Ahn is back with her second full-length album of airy, folk-pop called 'When You Grow...

The sounds of banjo, Appalachia, pop, and Chinese music traditions all come together in the songs of Abigail Washburn and on...

Rodney Crowell's strength as a storyteller has long been showcased in his songs. Now he tells his own story in the memoir...

The classical establishment might not support the choral and rock hybrid of Scala & Kolacny Brothers, but the ensemble has...

Drive-By Truckers barely took a break between albums, but they did make a little shift in sound for their latest release 'Go...

Joy Williams and John Paul White call themselves The Civil Wars, and as a musical duo, they received immediate accolades for...

Eliza Doolittle may be a stage name, but the UK songwriter behind it isn't shying away from stardom. Her self-titled debut...

After being featured on the soundtrack of several Hollywood movies, Bob Schneider set out to create what he describes as a...

On their newest record,'Bloodless Coup' Bell X1 intentionally regressed, looking for a more traditional approach of...

After 8 years and a succession of singers, Morcheeba linked up with their first, Skye Edwards, to create their new album...

Edie Brickell doesn't release new material often, so the fact that's she's already put out two new albums in 2011 is a real...