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Out of Austin, Texas' Latin music scene, via Dan Auerbach's (The Black Keys) Easy Eye Sound studio in Nashville, Tennessee, comes The Animeros, a trio steeped in cumbia and set on bringing it to a dance floor near you. Their debut release, Qué Bárbaro! ,

Aimless, Inc. and Thirty Tigers announced the forthcoming release of My Second Rodeo , the posthumous album by alt-country singer/songwriter Todd Snider . Due out on October 9th , just days before what would have been his 60th birthday, My Second Rodeo is

Forty years on, The Jayhawks remain true to their trusted sound. Their lush and patented three-part harmonies and thoughtful, imagery-filled lyrics never go out of style. Their 12th studio album, Sanctuary Park (Thirty Tigers), is a balm for these times.

As with so many Grateful Dead albums, the front cover art of the now forty-five-year-old Dead Set mirrors the music behind it. In Dennis Larkins' graphics, near-tactile in the coloring on display with the gatefold open, the Brooklyn Bridge aligns with the

Listening to J. Mascis in an interview can sometimes feel like an exercise in deciphering mumbles. But that's part of the charm. The notoriously introverted Dinosaur Jr. frontman often seemed to enjoy keeping interviewers at arm's length, responding with

The Living Pins' story stretches back to the mid-'90s, when Pam Peltz and Carrie Clark first crossed paths while slinging produce and working the registers at Austin's Wheatsville Food Co-op. In the decades since, the two have followed their own crooked p

Birmingham, Alabama singer-songwriter Kyle Kimbrell writes songs that feel inseparable from the landscape that produced them. Drawing from country, Americana, rock, and blues, Kimbrell approaches Southern music with a storyteller's eye, pairing lived-in o

A three-day celebration of the literary and musical legacy of Robert Hunter , the poet and lyricist whose words helped define the Grateful Dead songbook, will take over several Portland, Oregon, venues September 24-26, 2026. Dubbed Creative Wor(l)ds of Ro

Mystique has become a commodity in contemporary music. These pseudo-intellectuals, hidden behind vague social media posts and complicated album rollouts, seem more concerned with the aesthetic around their music than the songs themselves, resulting in a s

The late, great John Prine famously worked as a mailman before transitioning into one of Americana's greatest songwriters. It seems fitting then that his label, Oh Boy Records, is now home to Riley Downing, who earned his working-class bona fides as a tra