Ever since the debut album “ROCKISDEAD” released in 2016, Dorothy has been providing music listeners with head-banging tunes, letting the masses know that rock is, in fact, not dead. Fronted by Dorothy Martin, the band blew up on the scene when the album hit number five on Billboard’s Hard Rock Albums chart. Both “Raise Hell” […]
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Band Fact Sheet: The Sheepdogs
These long-haired rockers are truly a gem in the rock scene
The Sheepdogs can really jam. As a band with a plethora of influences—greats including Led Zeppelin and The Allman Brothers make up a few of their notable imprints—the group is a solid example of paying homage to the music of the past, while still keeping things original. The group’s latest album, “Changing Colours,” came out […]
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American Hybrid
Jesse Dayton combines styles and experience with legends to create “smart” country music
Country singer Jesse Dayton has worked with a lot of incredible musicians and filmmakers. He recorded with Johnny Cash and Waylon Jennings. He co-wrote songs with Rob Zombie and acted in several of his films. He played guitar on tour for punk legends, X. Now, he’s got a full plate — touring, recording, acting and […]
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10 Years of “Furr”
Portland’s Blitzen Trapper celebrates the anniversary of its breakthrough album with a deluxe edition and tour
For some bands, certain albums in its catalogue warrant a little more hype and celebration—especially when the 10-year anniversary of its debut rolls around. Be it a debut album, a best-selling album or an album that made a cultural imprint on the music industry, those albums tend to mark a breakthrough for the band. For […]
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Broadening Country
Caleb Caudle expands his horizons to create a more Americana sound on his latest album
You may not have heard of Caleb Caudle, but it’s only a matter of time before he’s a household name in the same vein as Chris Stapleton. With smooth, yet raspy vocals, Caudle balances on a wire between country and alternative rock that allows him to sway to both sides with ease. A natural storyteller, […]
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Relatable Expression
Brooklyn’s Animal Years connects with listeners through shared similar experiences
Look at the stats for Brooklyn-based folk-rockers Animal Years and you can’t help but be impressed, even before hearing their infectious sound. In December, “Rolling Stone” named Animal Years among its “10 New Country Artists You Need to Know.” The band hits the sweet spot, appealing to lovers of both folk and pop. For their […]
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Infinite Wallace
The End of the Tour quietly explodes
I picked up David Foster Wallace’s Infinite Jest because I was supposed to. Seventeen years old, a senior in high school and desperate to not look as uncool as I felt, I knew that this was the book I was supposed to carry around in order to look hip (or at least intelligent). I carried […]
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VOTE for Inductees to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
For the past three years, the public has been offered the chance to vote alongside critics, historians, industry insiders and artists on the next year’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees. This year’s voting is officially open and the competition is steep. This year’s candidates include Green Day, Nine Inch Nails, N.W.A, the Smiths, […]
