The creative engine behind acoustic-guitar pickup manufacturer L.R. Baggs shares the fascinating story of how he’s always been a builder, too.
With the release of Oh Brother, Taylor Goldsmith shares his insights into how he’s grown as an artist and an individual.
Experimental drummer Blake Fleming releases The Beat Fantastic. Here’s my take.
The English guitarist expands his extensive discography with 1967: Vacations in the Past.
With their 26th release,
Flight b741, the prog-rockers make it hard but highly rewarding for fans to keep up.
On All Born Screaming, the art-rock guitarist animates an extension of the singular voice she’s been honing since her 2007 debut.
On As It Ever Was, So It Will Be Again, the folk quintet expands on the landscape they’ve been weaving together for the past 20-plus years.
In writing Little Rope, Carrie Brownstein and Corin Tucker imbued their sage punk approach with refreshed depth.
Eight musicians, luthiers, and historians shed light on the J-45’s near-mythical status.
A feature on Wilco, with interviews with Jeff Tweedy, Nels Cline, and Pat Sansone.
The songwriter resurrects Porcupine Tree’s spectral, desolate sound after a 12-year hiatus.