In 2024, Blue Note celebrated its 85th birthday with a touring quintet of its leading contemporary musicians. At some point during the grueling tour, the members found time to enter
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Over the last fifteen years, Australian indie bands have gradually clawed their way up to the top of the rock and roll food chain. Currently, the Melbourne scene dominates with
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Chromakopia, the new album from Tyler, The Creator, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for
Joe Bataan’s Riot! is a landmark in the history of Latin soul, a genre that captures the cultural hybridity and restless energy of late 1960s New York City. Already a
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The LA punk scene in the early 80s was wild. You had bands like X, Black Flag, the Germs, and The Screamers all essentially helping to create their own regional
On November 24th, Sturgill Simpson brought the US leg of his Why Not? Tour to a triumphant conclusion at Boston’s MGM Music Hall, delivering a sonic experience that left the
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There’s a spotlight over Bob Weir and his silver mane. He stands in front of dozens of Chicago Philharmonic Orchestra members and the Wolf Bros, but he’s in a space
