Clocking in at just under a half hour, Math the Band’s newest album, Don’t Worry, is a splashy ball of intensity splattered on a background of happy, chintzy, chip tune blips.
You would think now would be the “slow” season when it comes to lineup news and rumors, what with most of the year’s festivals already behind us (or soon will be). A ha! Au contraire!
Imagine a young girl walking barefoot on a beach, hair blowing and her jeans rolled up, on a sun soaked summer morning. She finds a seashell and puts it to her ear, but instead of hearing the ocean, she gets serenaded by a carefree rush of surf guitars and sixties style harmonies. She smiles. The [...]
Ward, Yames, Mogis and Oberst announce plans for lengthy fall tour.
Looking to turn the page on her recent troubles, Madonna has announced plans for a Celebration of musical proportions… and it’s all on one disc, or two (depending on your preference).
Some 25 years later, Fogerty is ready to offer a sequel to the The Blue Ridge Rangers with the release of aptly titled The Blue Ridge Rangers Ride Again on September 1st.
You’ll be able to come October 20th when the comedic duo releases its new album.
Very rarely do drummers stand out on a record. High-level production usually places the drums in the background, subduing even the most captivating of percussionists. Either that, or the band simply has such grandiosity that even extraordinary stickwork simply meshes in with all else (see Radiohead). It’s often difficult to differentiate oneself as a drummer, [...]