Can Kacey Musgraves’ Grammy Awards Break Up Country Radio’s Boys Club?
Kacey Musgraves winning Album of the Year signals new hope for country music.
Maggie Rogers’ Debut LP Delivers Soundtrack for Years in Transit
Maggie Rogers wrestles with change on twelve infectious new tracks.
Bob Weir & Wolf Bros Bring Intimate Takes of Grateful Dead Favorites to the Landmark
Syracuse just got blessed with a little Dead.
Revamp and Restoration: Two Genres Celebrate Elton John
For someone as instrumental to the foundation of modern music as Elton John, one tribute album is simply not enough. On April 6th, both Revamp and Restoration were released in homage to the Elton John and Berni...
All Aboard the Yellow Submarine: 50 Years Later
Fifty years since its first release, Yellow Submarine will once again fill theatres across the country starting July 8. To commemorate the anniversary, the original film has been restored by hand, one frame at ...
From ‘63 to 2018: Protest Music In Changing Times
Any song that has ever played in the background while a memory is being formed is thereby instilled with the power to bring listeners back to a certain time. The past is dripping with music. Everyone has their ...
Vance Joy Delivers Consistent Sound but Minimal Innovation on New Album
Vance Joy’s sophomore album, Nation of Two is a safe expansion of the sunny, ukulele-infused indie-folk the Australian singer-songwriter became so well known for with “Riptide,” his career-launching 2013 single...