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“It was one of the first songs we tracked for our new record back in March of this year,” says

Bird Streets’ John Brodeur has become a master at the art of collaboration. Aided by producer/multi-instrumentalist Jason Falkner (Brendan Benson,

Emily Nenni’s is hardly your typical country singer’s story. (Though what really is typical these days?) Growing up in the

SUSTO’s Justin Osborne describes “Double Rainbow” as “equal parts prayer and manifesto”—one with an “unapologetically pro-psychedelic narrative.” The song never

Kris Kristofferson was at a tipping point in September 1981. He was still feeling the effects of his divorce from

If it seems like Mariel Buckley has exceptional empathy for misfits and outcasts, it’s because she counts herself among them.

After a string of recent albums that have emphasized production value and songcraft, sometimes at the expense of grit and

“One of Roger Stone’s rules is: ‘Hate is a more powerful motivator than love.’ I see that philosophy in full

“The only way to make sense of change,” British counterculture philosopher and Western-Zen advocate Alan Watts wrote in his 1951

Josh Rouse wishes he had a more intriguing backstory to relate about his upcoming LP, Going Places. Due out July

For Matthew Szlachetka, it’s always been about family—something he’s seriously begun to take stock in at the not-so-tender age of

“It’s a love song at its core, but it’s also about symmetry and cycles,” says Deslondes bassist Dan Cutler about

Slang is the long-gestating project of drummer/vocalist Janet Weiss (Sleater-Kinney, Quasi, Wild Flag) and guitarist/vocalist Drew Grow (Modern Kin, Pastors’

A former musical-theater kid, Caitlin Cobb-Vialet couldn’t be farther off-Broadway if she tried. With a voice that’s as malleable and