Album of the Week: The Jayhawks, 'Back Roads And Abandoned Motels' July 12, 2018 'Back Roads And Abandoned Motels' was recorded in just 2 sessions at Flowers Studio in Minneapolis. They didn't overthink this one, which adds to its charm. The Jayhawks have been making music for 30 plus years, and still make great records.
Album of the Week: Gorillaz,'The Now Now' July 6, 2018 Gorillaz return with their sixth studio album, 'The Now Now', out now on Parlophone.
Album of the Week: Florence and the Machine, 'High As Hope' June 29, 2018 Florence and the Machine return with their fourth studio album 'High As Hope,' an epic collection of swoon-worthy sing-a-longs.
Album of the Week: Neko Case, 'Hell-On' June 21, 2018 Neko Case returns with her seventh studio album 'Hell-On', out now on Anti- Records.
Album of the Week: Frank Turner, 'Be More Kind' June 15, 2018 Frank Turner is a man who hasn't given up the fight. He's like a good old fashioned busker singing songs for the people in a world that's out of control.
Album of the Week: Father John Misty, 'God's Favorite Customer' June 8, 2018 Father John Misty returns with his fourth record 'God's Favorite Customer', out now on Sub Pop.
Sweltering Soundset pleases crowds with Migos, Wu-Tang Clan, and more May 28, 2018 Soundset 2018 was a lot -- of people, heat, subwoofers, and yes, fun. Read all about the marathon day devoted to rap music and hip-hop culture, and see Emmet Kowler's festival photos within.
Album of the Week: Courtney Barnett, 'Tell Me How You Really Feel' May 25, 2018 The latest record from Courtney Barnett, 'Tell Me How You Really Feel' is out now on Mom + Pop records.
Album of the Week: Arctic Monkeys, 'Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino' May 22, 2018 Arctic Monkeys are back with their sixth studio album, 'Tranquility Base Hotel and Casino' out now on Domino Records.
Album of the Week: Beach House, '7' May 13, 2018 Whether you have an intimate knowledge of all their songs to this point, or this is your very first time dipping your toes into the water of their music, '7' is yet another affirmation that when we listen to Beach House, we are standing in the presence of giants.