Staff Writer
Michael Cloud Duguay’s new album, recorded on seven church organs across the province, doubles as an ethnographic document of shrinking communities and their sacred spaces.
The Mumford and Sons member’s TVG Hospitality launches a 750-capacity venue in downtown Los Angeles, betting on the cultural value of physical music spaces at a difficult moment for the live industry.
The Dinosaur Jr. frontman made his Grand Ole Opry debut as a surprise guest during John R. Miller’s set, bridging decades of guitar influence in an unlikely setting.
An appearance on the Friends Keep Secrets podcast reveals Lil Wayne’s deep texture-based aversions, from ranch to mashed potatoes, making a strong case for video podcasts capturing visceral reactions.
The Green Day frontman’s side band the Coverups brought out the Iron Maiden singer Thursday night in San Diego for a shared take on “All the Young Dudes.”
The band confirmed the guitarist’s departure with a brief statement and has already announced his replacement.
The Wah-OcTo-Fuzz merges three effects into one treadle-operated unit, drawing on DOD’s cult Octoplus and Morley’s Power Fuzz circuits.
A rare onstage collaboration pulled a deep cut from Free’s 1969 debut into White’s tour, with Robinson taking the vocal lead.
The former Smiths guitarist draws on Shakespeare’s tragic heroine for the second single from his fifth solo record, due in October.
The producer steps forward with “Jumpupw!nya,” featuring Tierra Whack and Leikeli47, while a legal dispute with Pharrell Williams continues to sharpen in the background.
