Photos by : Russell Levine The air in Fort Lauderdale felt like it had something to confess Wednesday night, thick, electric, slightly untrustworthy. Inside Parker Playhouse, the lights dropped low, candles flickered like quiet conspirators, and out walked Graham Nash, 84 years old and still carrying the kind of truth most people spend a lifetime… Continue reading Graham Nash at Parker Playhouse Review – Living Archive, Open Wounds
Credit: Fred Siegel Today, acclaimed songwriter, author, and blues & soul revivalist The Reverend Shawn Amos shares his new single “The Loco-Motion,” the latest release in his ongoing Dance Party singles series. Known for his inventive reinterpretations of classic material, Amos brings his signature harmonica-driven style to one of the most beloved songs of the… Continue reading The Reverend Shawn Amos Shares “The Loco-Motion” from Dance Party Series
The Claypool Lennon Delirium’s new album The Great Parrot-Ox and the Golden Egg of Empathy is out now digitally via ATO Records. The sprawling 14-song concept record finds Les Claypool and Sean Ono Lennon building their most elaborate Delirium world yet – a surreal, psychedelic-prog cautionary tale about A.I., empathy, mortality, free will, and what… Continue reading The Claypool Lennon Delirium Release New Album The Great Parrot-Ox and the Golden Egg of Empathy
NYC songwriter Eric Gabriel returns with Lucky Day Roadrunner, arriving May 1, a record that oscillates effortlessly between soft funk and off-kilter indie pop bliss. Brimming with introspective lyrics, sticky melodies, and soulful grooves, the album carves out a sound entirely his own—one that recalls Sam Evian while evoking the spirit of Prince, Bill Withers,… Continue reading Eric Gabriel Announces ‘Lucky Day Roadrunner’ + Shares “Night After Night”
Photo: Courtesy of Mark Pagani When three groove masters of modern funk and soul-jazz converge, sparks are bound to fly. The Breaks brings together guitarist Eddie Roberts (The New Mastersounds), drummer Stanton Moore (Galactic), and organist Robert Walter (The Greyboy Allstars)—three musicians whose collective groove has shaped the sound of contemporary funk for over two… Continue reading The Breaks Release Self-Titled Debut Featuring Eddie Roberts, Stanton Moore & Robert Walter
OMCAT RELEASES EXPANSIVE NEW SINGLE “ALL AROUND” Nashville jam quintet OmCat step forward this week with “All Around,” a wide-open, 15-minute single that leans all the way into the band’s improvisational core. Arriving May 1, the track captures an intrepid group in motion, unafraid of space or the long arc. The release lands in the… Continue reading OmCat Drop Expansive 15-Minute Single “All Around” + 2026 Tour Dates
Continuing to build excitement for their highly anticipated full-length album, Rough Magic, out June 12, 2026, NYC-based indie-folk-pop trio Bandits on the Run release the new single “lostlostlost” on May 1. LISTEN HERE With rotating lead vocals and varied instrumentation, Adrian Blake Enscoe (they/he), Sydney Shepherd (she/her), and Regina Strayhorn (she/her) evoke the spirit of… Continue reading Bandits on the Run Release “lostlostlost” Ahead of Rough Magic Album
Energized by the spontaneity of live performance and a revelatory pursuit of truth in her lyric writing, Maya de Vitry returns with her fifth full-length album, All My Faith. Prioritizing presence and grit over studio polish, she sounds joyously at home in the alt-country and indie-folk realms. Recorded and mixed by five-time Grammy Award-winning engineer… Continue reading Maya de Vitry Releases “Confidence of the Sun” From Forthcoming Album ‘All My Faith’
They Came Like Swallows, out today via Silver Current Records, is the first album-length collaboration between Thurston Moore and Bonner Kramer, two giants of alternative/ experimental music. The accomplishments and influence of these two artists in the world of independent music cannot be overstated and the result of their artistic union is a startlingly cohesive… Continue reading Thurston Moore & Bonner Kramer – ‘They Came Like Swallows’ Out Now
“He’s just a wonderful friend and a lovely dude,” says guitar maestro Bryan Sutton of Tommy Emmanuel, his musical foil on the latest entry in his From Roots to Branches series of six-string-centered duets. Zeroing in on one of the most durable products of the early string band era, their vivacious take on “Don’t Let… Continue reading Bryan Sutton and Tommy Emmanuel show dazzling creativity on “Don’t Let Your Deal Go Down”
