Explorers of contemporary creative jazz, avant jazz, and considerably more, the Claudia Quintet were formed in 1997 by drummer/composer John Hollenbeck, who was simply less than wanting to give up a preexisting weekly gig in alt.coffee, an online café in NY City’s East Community. Hollenbeck, accordionist Ted Reichman, and bassist …

Blessed January 6, 1947, in Western Memphis, the Browns moved to St. Louis, MO, when Shirley was extremely young. Reducing her tooth in cathedral, at age ten, she gained a popularity in gospel circles through the entire city for providing effective solos. In her past due teens, she focused on …

Germany’s self-proclaimed “Kings of Beverage,” Tankard are mostly of the thrash metal rings that never took themselves too seriously, pouring an extended discography straight down listeners’ gullets over time, filled up with furious moshing along with a barrel of laughs. Originally founded in the town of Frankfurt circa 1982, they …

While roommates in Brooklyn, Tara Chacon and Tyler McCauley both experienced emotional breakups. They channeled their lovesick energy into music, crafting dark digital dance-pop as Soft Lit. Their debut solitary, “Ocean Ruler” b/w “Recently,” premiered in 2014 and presented Chacon’s pleading vocals over digital blips and droning synths. After putting …

Asher Levitas is a London-based electronic musician who all co-founded the mysterious experimental duo Aged Apparatus through the early 2010s. The set initially made an appearance in 2011 with two singles on Deep Medi Musik, the label operate by dubstep pioneer Mala, but their sound was hard to label, which …

An explosive hardcore quintet from Rochester Hillsides, Michigan, I Prevail shaped in 2013 throughout the abilities of Brian Burkheiser (vocals), Eric Vanlerberghe (vocals), Steve Menoian (electric guitar), Jordan Berger (electric guitar), and Lee Runestad (drums). Having a blistering mixture of metalcore, pop-punk, and post-hardcore that invokes brands like Bring Me …

After an extraordinary operate as drummer for Q rather than U and half from the indie pop duo Georgie Wayne, singer/songwriter John Davis took a detour into catchy force pop inspired by classic bands just like the Nerves, the Mice, and Any Problems. His automobile for said passions, Title Songs, …