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The Brooklyn-based musician Oliver Kalb makes acoustic DIY music under the name Bellows. His records are simultaneously homespun and ambitious. You can tell that you’re hearing one...
You’ve heard of Donald Trump’s Big, Beautiful Bill? This writer would rather talk about big, beautiful box sets. Here (listed alphabetically, by artist) are 21 of popular music’s m...
Collin Jordan on decades of mastering records at Chicago’s Boiler Room and across more than 25 countries.
Jerry David DeCicca returns with another set of records you can score for a dollar—including selections by Larry Hosford, George Benson, Roy Buchanan, and more. Plus, he responds y...
Andrew Yonke discusses balancing hands-on gear culture with a global online retail operation in today’s guitar market.
Indianapolis-based guitarist Charlie Ballantine returns to our stage and to our program--this time in front of a live audience. Charlie released two albums in 2021; Cold Coffee is...
This week’s reviews: Boards of Canada, Iceage, Guided By Voices, Eddy Current Suppression Ring, The Bug Club, and Doublespeak (Vince Clarke, Neil Arthur).
The Billy Hart Quartet featuring Ethan Iverson Blues Alley Washington, DC May 3, 2026 Elder statesman of the drums, contributor to Miles Davis's On the Corner (Columbia, 1972), and...
According to news emerging this week, "Darrell Thorp, ten-time Grammy-winning producer, mixer and engineer, is using Focal Trio6 ST6 monitors on more projects recently including tr...
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The Brian Wilson estate has been doing right by the legend’s catalog, and ‘On Tour 1999-2007’ is the latest proof. Released by Oglio Entertainment as a Record Store Day exclusive o...
Date Signed: October 2025Label: Drag CityType of Music: Folk, Jazz, ClassicalManagement: Self-managedBooking: Black Rice Booking (Europe)Publicity: Drag City PublishingWeb: coleber...
Bentley’s Bandstand: May 2026By Bill Bentley Marc Broussard, SOS V: SONGS OF THE ’50S. There are soul singers and then there are soul singers. Marc Broussard is easily on the top r...
Thomm Jutz – Ring-a-Bellin’ Basically, a showcase of well-written, easy-listening songs, ballads, & stories & all performed with delicate tonality, beginning with “Too Many...
For nearly fifty years, Roger Glenn’s 1977 debut ‘Reachin” has circulated as a secret handshake among serious crate-diggers, a jazz-funk fusion gem from the fertile musical world o...
From the mid-1980s until just a few years ago, Aadam Jacobs recorded thousands of club shows, including an early Nirvana performance. Volunteers are adding them to an online archiv...
There are albums that arrive too late, sound too strange, and carry too much personal wreckage to find their audience right away. Big Star’s ‘Third’ is the definitive example. Reco...
Bentley’s Bandstand: April 2026 Leeann Atherton, GOOD GOD. Roll back all the music since the Earth welcomed humans walking uprighht all those centuries ago, and there’s a good chan...
Fifty years on, ‘Steal Your Face’ is getting the treatment it deserves. The Grateful Dead’s 1976 double-live album, drawn from the legendary five-show “farewell” run at Winterland...
In April 1979, New York punk-scene weirdos the Cramps played at a Washington, DC venue called the LBJ Club, and that must've been some show. The Cramps hadn't released their debut...
Harvey Kubernik Interviews with Jerry Garcia, Bill Graham, Marty Balin, Paul Kantner, Grace Slick, Bill Walton Six months after changing its name from the Warlocks, the Grateful De...
Today's Music--Right Now! Fantastic music by Barry Greene, Jared Hall, Jesse Davis, Faye Carol, Abate Berihun and The Addis Ken Project, Ray Obiedo, Shunzo Ohno, The BLCK Madonna,...
Psychobilly greats The Cramps are the subject of a new reissue series and helping them do it are Ian MacKaye and Henry Rollins.
Calling back to the quintessential portable music players of the 1980s, the new BB-777 by Bumpboxx is fully equipped to meet and exceed contemporary standards.
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