by Jaz Bowens The multi-talented quintet, Grizfolk, kicked off their tour in Philadelphia at the Liacouras Center along with Bastille Tuesday, Oct 7th. But before they graced the stage in front of hundreds, they played a free and intimate acoustic set among a few locals at Duke Read More

by Adam McGrath Take note: If your wife is a hot actress, find a way to get her in your band. That’s just one of many pro-level moves made by Peter Matthew Bauer, well known for his work in The Walkmen and now touring behind his debut solo album, Liberation!, a collection of Read More

Young Mammals Alto Seco Review by: Rebecca Robinson   Alto Seco, the newest album by Young Mammals, features clear vocals that ensnare anyone who gives the album a listen. With an amazing talent, Young Mammals expertly sets and maintains various atmospheric tones throughout Read More

Peaking Lights Cosmic Logic Reviewed by: Lara Supan   One of the lines on Cosmic Logic is “Use your heart not your ears”. After hearing this album, I wish I could have. If this is the music of the future, God help us all. Peaking Lights are like something out of Read More

Chris Jones & The Night Drivers Live At The Old Feed Store Reviewed by: Brian Roser   What do you get when you play a bluegrass song backwards? You get back your dog, your wife and your pickup truck. It is so easy to make fun of bluegrass. The banjo music, the Read More

Field Report Marigolden Reviewed by: Jordy Lyric   When I first heard the opening notes of Field Report (the performing name of Chris Porterfield)’s Marigolden, I thought I’d be falling in love with the album. The cute percussion and acoustic guitar warmed my heart, and as Read More