MUSIC TO OUR EARS (NEW AND CLASSIC MUSIC REVIEWS)

Jason Isbell first rose to prominence during a stint with the Drive-By Truckers in the early to mid 2000s. His songwriting, voice, and gu...

Phoebe Bridgers debuted her latest single "Kyoto" from her bathtub on Jimmy Kimmel Live! about a month ago and much like the strange perf...

Quarantine life has inspired many musicians to create new artistic statements. Reignwolf's Jordan Cook can be added to this list as the b...

HAIM have taken the indie music scene by storm in recent years and their highly anticipated new album Women In Music Pt. III is due for r...

Dmitri Mavra (guitar and electric piano), Anthony Pulsipher (vocals and bass), and Richard Stuverud (vocals, drums, and percussion) summo...

The Rolling Stones’ new song “Living In A Ghost Town” is a gritty blues explosion. It sounds like a track that would be at home on 1978’s...

Florence + The Machine's new song "Light of Love" starts off as a slow piano ballad with Florence Welch wondering "How did I get here? An...

Once upon a time, The Strokes were the hottest band on the planet. They were popular even before their debut album Is this It was release...

Phish have been bouncing around concert halls, festivals, arenas, stadiums, and pretty much everywhere else they could play for almost fo...

Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever are a band that has the potential to be "the next big thing". Their sound combines the tightly-wound guit...

Pete Yorn surprised fans with a new song titled "The World" today on Instagram. Like many artists, Yorn has been live streaming min-conce...

Kings of Leon were never going to be able to maintain the momentum they started building in the 2000's. By the time 2010 rolled around th...

Angus Young's Gibson S.G. plugged into an ungodly amount of Marshall stacks has been one of the most instantaneously recognizable sounds ...

Released March 31, 1958 on Chess Records, Chuck Berry’s “Johnny B, Goode” would eventually go on to become an instantly recognizable hit ...

Trent Reznor has spent the better part of his career exorcising demons in a loud, mud-soaked manner but there have always been many layer...

Eric Clapton has always been the definition of a guitar player’s guitarist. His skills are undeniable but he never set out to be flashy o...

On his first album released after 2002’s mostly acoustic and introspective Sea Change, Beck Hansen played the Mr. Hyde card like he had d...

On their fifth album, Led Zeppelin finally got around to naming their work something other than the band’s name followed by a Roman numer...

Have you ever found yourself wondering what it would sound like if you took early era Black Crowes southern-rock and sprinkled it with ju...

It’s been nine years since we heard from Bright Eyes but Conor Oberst has been plenty busy in the time between 2011’s The People’s Key an...