Live albums sometimes feel a little pointless. It's too often they're used as gap-fillers for bands who haven't released anything in too lon...

As an artist, Archie Fairhurst's output as Romare has been so rich and engaging that it's a bit of a surprise that his latest, Home, is only...

On new EP Shimmer, Peach Luffe — a.k.a. Toronto-based musician Jong Lee — explores hopelessness and hopeful romanticism with chilled-out bed...

In late '70s Los Angeles, the influence of England's punk rock scene filtered its way through the city's streets. It's here where clubs like...

It is hard to underestimate the level of influence NOFX has had on punk in the span of their 30-plus years as innovators and purveyors of th...

After more than a decade of music making and plumbing the depths of sound as Wye Oak, multi-instrumentalists Jenn Wasner and Andy Stack have...

In a lineage of strange, complex and devastating metal, Imperial Triumphant continue to stand out. Since the New York outfit's beginning, th...

Brandy returns with B7, her first album in almost eight years, and she's not holding back anymore. In this album, Brandy explores the way we...

Phoebe Ryan's debut LP, How It Used to Feel, is an excellent showcase of the young singer's pop music expertise, skills she honed while work...

How can we do better? It's a question that's often asked, but not often enough. Humans don't tend to like it when a question lingers for too...

Music docs are usually a fun ride. But a documentary about a music magazine? Well, you have to understand that Creem was Rolling Stone's lit...