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A while back, I stumbled across Bandcamp’s Artist Index page. They don't seem to do much to promote it, but it might be my favourite spot on the site...

We could all use more balance in our lives. And in our music. I can't help you with the former, but this week's top albums could give you a...

Old and new, jazz and blues, and everything between. Whatever kind of music you're after, it's on the way — there are more than 285 albums, EPs and singles...

Hope you like Billy Joel or EDM — those are your only two options for new music books this week. Hey, it could be worse: It could have been...

With Margo Price, The Chicks, My Morning Jacket and Rufus Wainwright in the listings, it's clearly a pretty good week for live music on the late-night (and early morning)...

Primo noise-rock propulsion delivered with searing instensity — with a hefty dose of Krautrock mesmerism — from some North Carolina weirdoes. The next time your next-door neighbour is partying...

I always forget how soulful and funky this Austin duo is. Maybe it's because of their name; Greyhounds makes them sound like they should be lean, high-strung and fast....

I’ve never been a big fan of artists who write about how tough it is to be a touring musician. But in this case of New Zealand's The Beths...

"If you wanna rock out tonight, I can pick you up in my Ford Taurus." So begins Eric Hutchinson’s Class of 98 — and he means it. This 10-track...

From the people who brought you The Sorcerers' n Search Of The Lost City Of The Monkey God, here's another batch of vintage-sounding soul and funk instrumentals straight from...

A tribute album to the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling (or the Netflix series that loves them)? Not quite. Instead, it's a disc of big hooks, big riffs, and big choruses,...

Well, this is different: To mark the 15th anniversary of their first (and biggest) hit Rock & Roll Queen, the British power trio The Subways have cut a new...

If you think Commander Cody’s story begins and ends with Hot Rod Lincoln, think again. You don't know the half of it. Singer-pianist George (Commander Cody) Frayne and his...

Some albums need to be heard to be believed. This isn't one of them — but only because you probably still won't believe it after you hear it. Unless...

Nope, it's not a joke. That's really the title. Thankfully, the album itself is not some sort of weird kid-music tribute to Who Framed Roger Rabbit. It's actually a...