The other day I heard a startling statistic – over 200 people move to Austin every day. As a native Austinite, this doesn’t rattle me in any way… it just gives me a sense of unease for the future of my city. There’s a reason that droves of people are attracted enough to this energy… Continue reading Nathaniel Rateliff | Stubbs | Austin, Texas
SONIC BLOOM, the nation’s premier boutique electronic music festival at Hummingbird Ranch in Spanish Peaks Country, CO, is pleased to announce the final additions to the already stellar 2016 lineup. In addition to this year’s headliners Tipper and Bonobo (DJ set), they welcome back British producer & musician OTT plus a special Pumpkin tribute featuring… Continue reading Sonic Bloom Announces Final Artist Additions
Albert Castiglia [pronounced ka – steel – ya] was born in New York and raised in Miami since he was 5. He started taking guitar lessons at the age of 12. He found a passion for playing the guitar and has been perfecting his craft ever since. Castiglia got his first big break when legendary… Continue reading Albert Castiglia | Big Dog | Review
Check out the premiere of The Lawsuits‘ Full Length Self-Produced LP Moon Son. “Finding ‘our sound’ has been a daunting task. The plan was never to outright target and copy but to absorb and create. I think Moon Son takes the best elements of the band’s sound and displays them in a relatively cohesive package.”… Continue reading GW Premiere: The Lawsuits' Moon Son
New York City-based, blues rockers, The Rad Trads, announce their brand new LP, Must We Call Them Rad Trads, slated for release on May 13, 2016. The forthcoming project features first single, “Keith Richards & I,” which received praise from Paste Magazine, stating, “The song paints a playfully vivid picture of a band that views… Continue reading GW Premiere-Must We Call Them Rad Trads
Wilco’s Solid Sound Festival has announced its daily lineup and single-day tickets, as well as three-day passes, are available now through solidsoundfestival.com. The three-day event, which takes place June 26-28 at MASS MoCA in North Adams, MA, features two headlining performances by hosts and creators Wilco (one Friday, one Saturday) and includes musical performances by… Continue reading Solid Sound Festival Announces Daily Lineup
Looking for a real good time? Gather your tribe and head on out to the 6th Annual Grateful Dead Meet-Up At The Movies. This one is jam-packed with previously unreleased footage from Dead & Company, an exclusive interview with archivist David Lemieux, and of course, the main event, the entire concert from the Dead’s sold-out… Continue reading 6th Annual Grateful Dead Meet-Up At The Movies This Week!
Ten years ago, Barbès Records released Hazmat Modine’s debut album, Bahamut, which quickly went on to become a cult classic. Pitchfork probably captured it best by describing it as “generalized roots music that takes from pretty much any roots it sees fit,” and went on to praise the album as “true world music, weird and… Continue reading Hazmat Modine To Release Extra-Deluxe-Supreme
Canadian songsmith-troubadour Tom Wilson has been a well known musician throughout Canada, Europe and many other parts of the world for along time. But he is largely a best kept secret to his southern neighbors in the states. I predict this is going to change. Having earned a popular reputation as a founding member of… Continue reading America, it time to know LeE HARVeY OsMOND
Award-winning recording artist Rachael Sage has announced the release of her forthcoming full-length studio album, “Choreographic”, due May 20 (MPress/ILS/Caroline). On her latest offering of self-described “ballet-pop”, Sage delivers a musically ambitious and emotionally accessible tribute to her very first love: Dance. Fresh off the heels of her 13th song placement on Lifetime TV’s Dance… Continue reading Rachael Sage Announces New Album out 5/20
