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On “Soul Garage A Go Go,” Trabants’ Eric Penna envisions an alternate musical timeline where fuzz-drenched guitars, Motown grooves and

For more than 15 years, William Clark Green has blazed his own populist path with relentless touring, sharp songwriting and

For their accidental last show of their necessary-for-the-midterms, No Kings-thematic “Land Of Hope And Dreams” tour at the Xfinity Mobile

To say that history looms over Horror is just another way of saying that it’s a Mekons record. The globally

Every week, we’ll be posting a new illustration by David Lester. The Mecca Normal guitarist is visually documenting people, places

“From Above” is just another silly love song. And Ebed “Bed” Moreno seems OK with that. “Love is such a

A lot of rock ’n’ roll backstories are more matter of fact than glamorous. Case in point: The Claudettes’ Johnny

For all the reverence surrounding the blues, it too often gets treated like something frozen in time. But the recent

Raised on four generations of family land in western North Carolina, Nathan Evans Fox grew up immersed in NASCAR culture.

For more than three decades, Laurelyn Dossett has quietly established herself as one of the most respected songwriting voices in

Montreal’s Nora Kelly doesn’t just flirt with alt-country conventions on the new So Wrong For So Long (Mint)—she dismantles them,

There’s a particular brand of heartbreak that’s impossible to explain because, technically, nothing really happened. On “So Close,” Kim McClay

The connection between Bill Santen and Evan Mui feels like a creative conversation that began long before the songs arrived.

Among the many hidden treasures of Los Angeles’ DIY underground, Young Lovers have found a sustainable place for themselves through

On ITERAE, American musician/engineer Joseph Branciforte and Belgian Fender Rhodes player Jozef Dumoulin operate in the spaces in between. Each

The latest single from Tory Silver is equal parts garage/rock burner and exposed confessional, barreling forward on blown-out riffs as

On the eve of Philly’s primary election, Lucinda Williams engaged in some masterful world-building at Union Transfer, delivering a perfectly

Mike D at Xanadu Roller Arts, Brooklyn, N.Y. Photos by Wes Orshoski.

Every week, we’ll be posting a new illustration by David Lester. The Mecca Normal guitarist is visually documenting people, places

MAGNET’s Mitch Myers says all movie adaptations are equal, but some movie adaptations are more equal than others. He also

Though they’ve always lived on separate coasts and occupied different scenes, Mike Watt has always held J Mascis in high

For better or worse, Romeo Void will always be associated with the early days of MTV, where the film-noirish video