Back in 1985, John Gorka, then a Kerrville New Folk winner, went to Nashville on the recommendation of Nanci Griffith to...

The Portland based Pop band, Ages & Ages are back with their third full length album called, Something to Ruin.  The new...

Conor Oberst recently returned to his roots in every way imaginable. After suffering a serious health scare and a good deal...

It's not often that an artist shows up in Studio A in a suit and tie, but that's standard attire for David Myles. A...

In a week that saw us lose so many music greats, one of the most notable was Leon Russell. The career of this singer...

Seratones won me over the first time I heard their music, but when I saw the band live, it took things to another level...

Back in 2015, the charismatic Toronto band Weaves captivated everyone who saw them play at the CMJ Music Marathon. Singer Ja...

Jim James steps away from his band My Morning Jacket for the second time to release another solo album called Eternally Even...

Kaoru Ishibashi has been putting out music for several years now under the moniker Kishi Bashi. His latest release is called...

Born in the same Duluth hotel as a certain recent Nobel laureate, Rachael Kilgour is still Minnesota-based, but gaining a...

Australian singer and songwriter Julia Jacklin is just 26, but her debut album, Don’t Let The Kids Win, is a reflective song...

Billy Bragg and Joe Henry have long, acclaimed careers on their own and they've now partnered to create an album that...

The sounds of the sitar in popular music first made the mainstream via the Beatles in the '60s — a path also followed by...

I've always been partial to musical couples, and Catherine Allan and Andrew James O'Brien, who form Fortunate Ones, are...