Stars pick their Top Five! This week: Swervedriver
By Brett Callwood
Sep 21, 2017
Had Columbia Records put a little bit of time and care into their relationship with the Dearly's, their story of near misses and tragedy might have ended quite differently.
By Lee Joseph
Sep 14, 2017
It's no coincidence that former Black Crowes guitarist named his new outfit after another black bird.
By Brett Callwood
Sep 14, 2017
The Toadies formed just in time to light up the '90s with some gloriously dark, poetic, but really catchy alt-rock.
By Brett Callwood
Sep 14, 2017
Baby Gas Mask Records is hosting a mega-release party.
By Eric Swedlund
Sep 7, 2017
Kansas City native Samantha Fish has been singing the blues since she was 18.
By Brett Callwood
Sep 7, 2017
Sure, it's a state-of-the-art broadcast studio, but the folks behind KXCI's new digs at Hotel Congress want people to think of it as a musical clubhouse.
By Eric Swedlund
Aug 31, 2017
The Melvins have always been one of the most consistently admired niche bands in the underground.
By Brett Callwood
Aug 31, 2017
The Human Beings, November 1965
By Lee Joseph
Aug 31, 2017
Labor Day weekend brings us HoCo Fest 2017, Hotel Congress' yearly celebration of live music.
Aug 24, 2017
His music isn’t vintage; it’s downright timeless—rich tenors, giant heart, and the ever-essential lived-in voice.
By Eric Swedlund
Aug 24, 2017
Since the turn of the millennium, Des Plaines, Illinois, post-metal quartet Pelican has gone out of its way to create atmospheric, dense music.
By Brett Callwood
Aug 24, 2017
"Give Me Some Time" was the last record released by The Grodes, before they changed their name to Spring Fever.
By Lee Joseph
Aug 24, 2017
Terry Trash is feeling it.
By Johnny Glenn
Aug 17, 2017
Big Meridox reflects on 20 years in Tucson hip-hop as he preps final shows
By Eric Swedlund
Aug 17, 2017
The members of hardcore metal band Dead Cross hate the term "supergroup."
By Brett Callwood
Aug 17, 2017
