New Music And Video

JOHN WHORISKEY, JR. on making it in a DIY world

John Whoriskey, Jr., or “Johnny” of Bright EYED Music, is back, three years later and still double fisting artistic vision with DIY representation. Following time teleporting back and forth from LA to...

COVER STORY: Rubblebucket Opens Up About The Making of ‘Sun Machine’

Rubblebucket: Turning Breakups & Personal Struggles into Creative Mojo In the days leading...

PHOTO GALLERY: Miguel Dazzles At Boston’s Blue Hills Bank Pavilion

R&B crooner Miguel kicked off ‘The Ascension’ North American Tour this past...

Stream the FREE Elixir Strings New Music Sampler Vol. 1

Stream our FREE playlist, featuring our most recent Elixir Strings “artists of...

VIDEO PREMIERE: Handsome Jack “KEEP ON”

Performer is excited to premiere the brand-new video for “Keep On” from...

LIVE REVIEW: Arcade Fire Come Alive At Boston’s Blue Hills Bank Pavilion
By Candace McDuffie on July 21, 2018
The debut album from Canadian facet Arcade Fire, Funeral, was released 14 years ago and instantly became a classic. Prismatic harmonies and wildly outfitted vocal...
Grammy-nominee Kenyon Dixon Releases New Single “Drippin’”
By Benjamin Ricci on July 19, 2018
“Less of a sound, more of a feeling; this record is just that. The summer feels you’ve been waiting for, layered with infectious guitar, sensuous chords,...
VINYL OF THE MONTH: The Damnation of Adam Blessing [Re-Issues]
By Benjamin Ricci on July 10, 2018
VINYL OF THE MONTH: The Damnation of Adam Blessing S/T and The Second Damnation (Exit Stencil/Universal Music) When Exit Stencil Recordings told us they had restored...
INTERVIEW: EUREKA CALIFORNIA opens up about latest LP ‘Roadrunners’
By Anthony Cammalleri on July 9, 2018
With a long road ahead and a decade-long one behind, Georgia-based duo Eureka California released their fourth album, Roadrunners, this May. Now available both digitally...
PREVIEW: Forecastle Festival 2018
By Jason Ashcraft on July 9, 2018
Forecastle Festival 2018: Louisville’s Largest Multifaceted Affair Celebrates 16 Years of Diversity in Music and Kentucky Culture. Ahh…festival season is once again in full-force here...