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Jay DeMarcus of Rascal Flatts has announced the launch of his new record label, Red Street Country, with Salt, Lime & Tequila singer Ryan Griffin being its flagship artist.

Jay DeMarcus of Rascal Flatts has announced the launch of his new record label, Red Street Country, with Salt, Lime & Tequila singer Ryan Griffin being its flagship artist.

"Evangelization" has been a buzzword for U.S. parishes and dioceses for some years now, in part in response to declining Mass attendance and t...

This year's list features offerings from Billie Eilish, Adele, and Lil Nas X.

Phoebe Bridgers, Julien Baker and Lucy Dacus performed together for the first time in three years on Friday

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A follow up to their 2017 collaboration with King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, Mild High Club have just dropped their latest album “Going Going Gone.” Jazzy with hints of ‘70s Brazilia, “A New High” promises a 2:47 well spent.

Mild High Club Going Going Gone Stones Throw · September 17, 2021 Going Going Gone is the third album of Alex Brettin's solo project, Mild High Club. It comes

Home Video, released in June, deals deeply with memories and their present-day ramifications. "I think that in some ways," Dacus said on a recent episode of The FADER Interview, "making art that is based on the past is sacrificing a memory and giving it over to a new form. Youre giving it new life, but youre remaking it." Its appropriate, then, that Dacuss episode of NPRs Tiny Desk (Home) Concert takes place at her old stomping grounds of Maggie L. Walker Governors School in Richmond, Virginia....

12 songs about serial killers From Ed Gein to Richard Ramirez, some of history’s most notorious serial killers have been immortalised in rock and metal songs In recent years, gory tales of serial killers have become big business. From BBC drama series The Serpent and Netflix doc Night Stalker, to countless true crime podcasts, grisly stories about the grim side of human existence are actually kinda fascinating, so it’s no surprise some of our favourite bands have taken inspiration from th...