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Visiting Katya Neptune’s show, Echoes Unveiled, at her studio in Delray Beach’s Arts Warehouse feels like a reverential act, as though one were entering a »
“The ground below is shaking / It’s a century in the making / Every heartbreak’s just another tale / For telling.” Jukebox the Ghost’s most »
How many searing emotional experiences can you squeeze into a single album? Yours Until the War is Over by Amigo The Devil answers this question vividly. »
Hark! In these dark days of musical confusion, nothing invigorates, nay, feeds the soul like the crescendo of organs and brass atop warm percussion, deep »
South Florida is a lot of things. Hot, sprawling, expensive, crowded. Cool, airy, gifted with an ocean and endless sky. Between the glimmering waterfront, the »
Because nothing says “metal” like a length of chain in one hand and an electric guitar in the other, it’s easy to take Dion Lunadon »
You probably won’t hear anything in 2024 quite like the self-titled debut album of World Destroyers’ Pleasure Club. Featuring members of Black Angels, Dead Meadow, »
In the decades since Stereolab emerged, there haven’t been many acts that you could say are reminiscent of their distinctly airy yet intricate style of »
Atlanta is known as the home to Outkast, Black Lips and Mastodon, a diverse mélange of groundbreaking groups that helped to define a slew of southern sounds. So »
Seattle-based Fiona Moonchild is touring, at last, in support of a debut album that came out in late 2021 and has, for reasons too numerous »
No one can accuse the Los Angeles band Dream Phases of false advertising. These Bumblefest headliners play psychedelic-influenced rock that can indeed be dreamy and »
Rock ’n’ roll is a catch-all for countless musical styles that revolve around a backbeat and guitars. It’s been dissected, stitched together, morphed, revived and »
