Mahashmashana is the Sanskrit word for “great cremation ground”, and there’s a doomsday epicness to this stately and ...

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An artist’s (or band’s) first recordings can often be a hit-or-miss, wavering between cringey and underdeveloped to charming and idiosyncratic—early Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham is certainly no ...

It can be hard to recall now nearly two decades down the line just how ubiquitous Hard-Fi were at their noughties peak.

There are plenty of concerts to see in Greenville in December, including John Legend, Christy Altomare, The Mountain Goats, ...

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The band continues to use its off-kilter CBGB-honed punk roots to craft direct rock and roll. The Fleshtones work best on It’s Getting Late (…and More Songs About Werewolves) when they channel the ...

Oh, Canada! This week Connecticut gets visits from the Winnipeg-rooted folk act The Wailin’ Jennys, Quebec’s trad folk ensemble Le Vent du Nord and avant-rock instrumentalist Godspeed You! Black ...