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The tattoo on Andy Gish’s left wrist says “Always Love.” “It’s in my mom’s handwriting,” says the leader of Atlanta’s

To be clear: Spencer Thomas’s “Video Farm” has nothing to do with agriculture. “I heard about this concept where people

Knoxville’s Mic Harrison And The High Score’s 2025 effort Peach Blossom Youth (Deaf Goat/Real Much)—produced by the esteemed Eric “Roscoe”

Tibet House US Benefit Concert at Carnegie Hall, New York City. Photos by Wes Orshoski.

For Gen Z artists weaned on TikTok vids and Spotify playlists, there are no boundaries. Sometimes, it can lead to

Jamie Hilsden’s more anarchistic instincts were honed by years of recording and touring with a pair of outspoken Israeli punk

Los Angeles-based drummer Bosh Rothman kicked off his career in his native St. Louis with brothers Lawrence and Yves in

San Francisco’s 37 Houses began as a sort of indie-punk journaling project for quarantined newlyweds. Just four months into their

With well more than 85 albums as a leader or co-leader to his credit and documented sideman gigs in the

Peaches at Knockdown Center, Queens, N.Y. Photos by Wes Orshoski.

Margo Price and Pearl Charles at the Theatre Of Living Arts, Philadelphia. Photos by Chris Sikich. Screenshot Pearl Charles

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

It’s a bit of a stretch to call this track-by-track breakdown a premiere. Boys Talking has been hanging around for

The Setting’s retro-leaning instrumentals have a pleasing futuristic aftertaste, drawing inspiration from synth pop, the ’70s guitar recordings of the

Kimon Kirk has been a fan of alt-country troubadour Robbie Fulks since the late ’90s. So when veteran session guitarist

When it comes to anonymity, the likes of the Residents and Angine de Poitrine have nothing on the Blue Man

A witty, offbeat English treasure, Bill Pritchard has been defined as much by his curious spates of silence as the

When it came to his art, Alan Vega always wanted to keep his options open. His prolific output far exceeded

Turns out Chris Walla’s subversive pop instincts are a perfect match for Ratboys’ delicate fury—and the initial result was The

Too Far (Rock Ridge Music) was a long time coming. In 2018, when his promising SoCal indie-grass band the Show

Yet another “discovery” from Loveland, Ohio’s retro-forward Colemine label, Okonski features three members of Bloomington, Ind., soul/R&B revivalists Durand Jones

Mavis Guitar’s Travis Talbert is a big believer in openers. “The first song of any given endeavor—be it a record,

Rumor has it, Todd Albright doesn’t even own a six-string guitar. And his proclivity for the baritone 12-string acoustic has