by Angel Park Katrine Ottosen, also known as CALLmeKAT, is a rising Danish musician who has graced her listeners with her own unique take of lo-fi pop. Her newest release, Where the River Turns Black, is a delicately crafted, charming mix of songs, and has even garnered enough Read More

by Donte Kirby Vacationer, Drone Ranger, Bear’s Den, Pearl and the Beard, Worshyper, and The Ghost in You all brought their A game and once again showed Communion’s power to bring great bands together at Underground Arts Local band Drone Ranger kicked off Communion night. On Read More

by Melissa Komar Although the Chicago-based Celtic punk band has been rockin’ out and spreading the Irish-American experience through music for over twenty years, The Tossers are still going strong and there’s more to come. When I caught up with lead vocalist Tony Duggins, he was Read More

by Kathleen Larrick With three Grammy nominations, three full-length studio albums and a laundry list of star collaborators under her belt, Sarah Jarosz still has a lot to look forward to. This velvety-voiced darling of bluegrass was born in 1991, so I’ll let you do the math, but Read More

by Jane Roser   Fusing elements of Southern rock, pop and country with a tinge of blues sprinkled in for good measure, The Morrison Brothers Band is putting DC’s country music scene on the map. They’re racking up die-hard fans and critical acclaim for their Read More

by Erinn Fortson For over a decade, Stéphane Paut has maintained a relationship with metal. Although he might have appeared to be monogamous, Paut has never been married to the genre. He spent a good chunk of the last 14 years thinking about other types of music. Better known as Read More