If you’re a Foster the People fan, you’re probably counting down the days till July 21st, when Sacred Hearts Club, the band’s third album, will be released. So far, Foster the People hasn’t posted any official music videos starring its…
Interview: Kenneth Frost of The Cuckoos
If you love the psychedelic sounds of the ‘60s and ‘70s, you should check out The Cuckoos. These Austin rockers―Kenneth Frost (vocals, keys), Dave North (guitar), Eric Ross (bass), and Cole Koenning (drums)―sound like they could be a modern reincarnation…
Album Review: The Drums – “Abysmal Thoughts”
Abysmal Thoughts is quite a name for an album. It’s a title that suggests loneliness and gloom, so naturally, it raises the question, “How much fun will this listening experience be?” The answer: a lot. This LP—the fourth studio album…
Album Review: Alt-J – “Relaxer”
When your album only has eight tracks, you don’t have room for songs that sound too much alike. Thankfully, the English indie rock band Alt-J seems to know this. On its third LP, Relaxer, the tracks complement each other but…
The 50th Anniversary Remaster of “Sgt. Pepper” Is Here
There’s no doubt that Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band is a seminal rock and roll album. Many of its songs, such as “With A Little Help From My Friends” and “Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds,” have cemented themselves…
Interview: Billy Raffoul
As the son of musician Jody Raffoul, Billy Raffoul has been surrounded by music all his life. Now, at 22, the Canadian singer-songwriter is sharing his passion for rock with the world through the exciting single “Driver.” The song, released…
Concert Review: The Struts – Baltimore 5/19/17
Photos by Lauren O’Leary In today’s world, it’s not uncommon for concertgoers to view the stage through their phone screens, trying to preserve their memories through film. Although I’m often guilty of this, when I saw Nightly, Greta Van Fleet,…