Idaho’s indie rock legends Built to Spill have released a humorous new music video for “Living Zoo” in advance of next month’s release of Untethered Moon, their first new album in … Read more
The Mavericks had a lot to deal with last year, most notably the firing of founding member Robert Reynolds. Still, the eclectic country group soldiered on to record and release Mono, … Read more
Score has been determined by editorial staff Feufollet–translated from the French word for crazy fire, or will-o-the wisp, the mysterious fire seen in the swamps–is stretching out the two roots … Read more
The Who are well in the middle of their 50th anniversary tour, and much has been made of how this is not only their silver jubilee, but their last major … Read more
Michigan bred and Nashville based Midnight Pilot has been, and will no doubt continue to be, referred to as “heartland rock.” And that’s fair—their soulful strumming, passionate singing and … Read more
For their 20th anniversary, Gov’t Mule have been stretching out and showing their considerable talent with interpretations of other songs. Most recently, the band are preparing to release the third … Read more
It’s the end of the line for Foxygen. After three albums, a few side projects and rumors of inter-band turmoil, Jonathan Rado and Sam France are calling it quits with … Read more
The story of IOLA begins with a young Norwegian girl in North Carolina with a fondness for folk music. Carey Sveen–the woman behind IOLA– came to the United States as … Read more
Hamilton Lethauser, formerly of The Walkmen, has just announced a new set of North American tour dates. Leithauser will be supporting his new solo debut Black Hours, which features a … Read more
25 albums have just been selected for inclusion into the Library of Congress’ National Recording Registry. These include The Doors’ 1967 classic self-titled album, Radiohead’s 1997 opus OK Computer, and Joan … Read more
