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Aaron Lee Tasjan Rock

by DavidCC

In the scope of things going out into the world, artists like Aaron Lee Tasjan are definitely far and ahead of artists in his own path. The artist has definitely found a way to enter his fans’ ears and then some. Off of his latest album Tasjan! Tasjan! Tasjan! he takes his songs and adds a...More Please

August 12, 2021

Darrin Bradbury Going Forward as Own Player

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In the grand scheme of things, we’re always looking for a player who lives his own life. Someone who plays by his own rules and who goes out in front of everyone and does their thing. Enter Darrin Bradbury, a slow moving yet whiley artist in his own right. Bradbury has meant everything he’s ever...More Please

August 10, 2021

The Beths Announce Live Album & Film

Few bands like The Beths have taken their hometown by storm. With a new album Jump Rope Gazers, a new run of tour dates and a new following of fans; the band has gone quite a way in a quick time. Now five years after the reveal of the EP Warm Blood, the band is...More Please

July 26, 2021

Katy Kirby Swoons at Solo Performance

Concert Katy Kirby

The pandemic has done a lot in its wake, including slowing down and halting the live music industry. We cured our fix for live music by doing livestream sets with our pals at Wonky Power. However there’s no substitute for catching like music as it happens standing only a few feet from the artist. For...More Please

July 22, 2021

Yola Delivers The Goods on Late Show Performance

Televised Performance Yola

At the end of this month Yola will release her new album Stand For Myself. In what seems like a tour de force, the singer songwriter is definitely on the rise up with a work ethic unrivaled. Before the album’s release and a large scale tour running into next year, she stopped by The Late...More Please

July 22, 2021

The Black Keys Announce Three Intimate Tour Dates

The Black Keys have always found the balance between blues and blues rock without being boring or sounding like lifters. While the Akron duo have had more than enough hits, their latest album Delta Kream merges their love of blues and their sound together perfectly. However since the pandemic hearing them live has been difficult....More Please

July 19, 2021

Lorde Performs on the Roof of Ed Sullivan Theater

Lorde Televised Performance

For a good while New Zealand’s Lorde has captured us with her stunning vocals and her own way of doing things. Over the years the singer songwriter has enraptured many with her stoic pop songs. With a new album Solar Power coming in August, her recent appearance on the roof of the Ed Sullivan Theater...More Please

July 16, 2021

Watch Lucy Dacus Crush on Tiny Desk (Home) Concert

Lucy Dacus Singer Songwriter

As far as performers go, you can’t feel more intimate than when you see Lucy Dacus in person. Her personality beaming throughout as she banters between songs, her new album Home Movie definitely feels personal. So it’s no wonder that her recent NPR Tiny Desk (Home) Concert feels like you’re right there with her. Between...More Please

July 14, 2021

Protomartyr Announces Tour Featuring Kelley Deal

Protomartyr Tour Announcement

For a good while Detroit’s Protomartyr have given us more than enough music to get excited about. The post punk band has delivered from their early years to the latest full length. Behind their last release Ultimate Success Today, the band has shown that they can mix things up and still hold our interest. Now...More Please

July 12, 2021

Chance the Rapper Unveils Trailer for Upcoming Concert Film

Chance The Rapper Hip Hop

Throughout his career Chance the Rapper has written his own story and followed his own path. Ever the independent artist, it should come as no shock that he’s just as hands on with projects outside of music as he is with making music. With a new concert film Magnificent Coloring World coming the AMC Theatres...More Please

July 9, 2021

Laura Jane Grace to Play Four Seasons Total Landscaping

Laura Jane Grace Singer Songwriter

Last year when Laura Jane Grace surprise dropped her solo album Stay Alive, in took us by surprise while shaking us with its intensity. The album is so good that it’s refreshing to hear that we will have a chance to hear the album live through some newly announced solo shows. The first date...More Please

July 6, 2021

Tyler, The Creator Goes Off in Live Brooklyn Set

Hip Hop Tyler the Creator

For those of us who were fans of Odd Future, catching Tyler, The Creator on a smaller stage isn’t exactly news. Even as his solo career began, you could see the rapper and producer on a stage that held around 1300 people with ease. However in his world today after his new album Call Me...More Please

June 24, 2021

Titus Andronicus Reveals Reissue & Anniversary Tour

Reissue Titus Andronicus

Back in 2010 when Titus Andronicus released their second album The Monitor, the album was met with positive reviews. While the band and XL Recordings had planned to release a reissue of the album last year, it was shelved for the obvious reasons. Now after being remastered an including the embossed original cover art, the...More Please

June 18, 2021

Osees Go Deep on Levitation II Set

California’s Osees are nothing if not unpredictable. With a large run of releases coming faster and faster, the band’s live sets are known for being as wild as their full lengths are. Now the second installment of the Levitation Sessions is out and it’s as crazy as the first. Below the set is ready to...More Please

June 18, 2021

Men I Trust Crush on Tiny Desk

Live Music Men I Trust

For anyone in the know, one of the better bands to gain any traction in recent years is Canada’s Men I Trust. The band’s 2019 album Oncle Jazz is already on its fifteenth pressing. Aside from the fact that they’ve announced a new album coming later this year titled The Untourable Album the band rented...More Please

June 17, 2021

METZ Share Epic Live Video & Reveal North American Dates

METZ Tour Announcement

Canada’s METZ have easily earned their place among noise punk bands that once defined a generation. With their latest album Atlas Vending they proved they could up the ante and make one of the best albums of 2020 with ease. Now that the pandemic is closing down and it’s safe to tour again, the band...More Please

June 16, 2021

Pom Pom Squad Announces More Tour Dates

Brooklyn’s Pom Pom Squad is a little over a week away from releasing their highly anticipated new album Death of A Cheerleader. Within the myriad of singles they’ve dropped so far, the pedal soaked indie rock sound they deliver is easy to fall for while offering a new touch for the genre. With the album...More Please

June 15, 2021

BACHELOR Plays Colbert & Announces Tour

BACHELOR Televised Performance

BACHELOR, the project of Palehound’s Ellen Kempner and Jay Som’s Melina Duterte finally revealed their debut album Doomin’ Sun. What is gives you is the best of both artists coming together to create their own sound. Last week they performed on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert with their song “Back of my Hand” and...More Please

June 14, 2021

Robert Finley Touring This Fall

The new album Sharecropper’s Son by Robert Finley is not only one of our favorites from the year so far, but it’s also so much more than that. For starters Finley may be one of the oldest artists to show up on the Billboard Emerging Artist chart. Secondly the album takes the sixty-seven year old’s...More Please

June 10, 2021

Sharon Van Etten & Angel Olsen Shine on Fallon

Angel Olsen Sharon Van Etten Televised Performance