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The Land That Time Forgot is the latest from rock 'n' roll lifer Chuck Prophet, out August 21 via Yep

On Friday, Stutter Steps will release Reeling (Blue Arrow), the follow-up to 2017's Floored EP. The "band" is essentially Pittsburgh’s

"David Hawkins ran his own personal Rock ‘N’ Roll Fantasy Camp, and all you got is his great new album."

Witch’s Wall just released its self-titled debut album (on Cornelius Chapel), and while that's a milestone for every band, the

"Supergroup" is admittedly a lame term, but it's one that will no doubt stick to this newly formed quintet. Each

These days, we're all looking forward to summer and needing a little sunshine in our lives. Lucky for us, then,

While Zoom's stock price continues to soar as most of the world is stuck at home, Zoon's stock should being

Dead Don Henley and David Geffen. Pregnant Debbie Gibson with a two-headed love child. Fast-food-eating Jesus. Stuffed-muffin Martha Quinn. These

Your Favorite Enemies frontman Alex Henry Foster launches his solo career in the U.S. on May 1 with the release

S.G. Goodman is all about celebrating her humble roots. Goodman’s first single, “Way I Talk,” is a menacingly honest declaration

Today is the day for Whiskerman's fascinating fourth full-length. The prolific Oakland quintet has self-released the grand Kingdom Illusion, a

The Buttertones return with Jazzhound on April 10 via Innovative Leisure. The L.A. quartet kicks off a month-and-a-half North American

From glossy stadium shows and a trio of Grammy awards to intimate club shows and a cabin in the woods,

In June, London Plane will release sophomore album Bright Black, whose title is a good description of the Brooklyn band's