Billy Ray Rock’s ‘4 Fingers Get Up’ Revives the Body-First Spirit of Rock and Funk
Rock and roll has always thrived when it remembered its roots in movement — when the music demanded a physical response before it invited intellectual analysis. Billy Ray Rock’s...
Harry Kappen’s After the Crossing Charts a Personal Voyage with Global Heart
Harry Kappen’s After the Crossing arrives as both a musical document and a travelogue of the soul, capturing the Dutch-born artist at a moment of profound transition. Recorded following...
Friends, Guitars, and the Old-Fashioned Truth: The Perfect Storm Get It Right on “Song for My Friends”
Rock and roll has always worked best when it remembers why it exists. Not to chase charts. Not to impress algorithms. But to say something simple and true, loudly...
Alex Krawczyk Announces January 25th Album Release “Wonders Await”
TORONTO, ON — January 21, 2026 — Canadian folk artist Alex Krawczyk will release her highly anticipated sophomore album, “Wonders Await,” on Sunday, January 25 via MTS Records. The 13-track collection marks a significant artistic step...
From the Roots Up: The Curse of K.K. Hammond Reclaims “Ain’t No Grave”
There’s a long tradition in the blues of taking familiar songs and reshaping them until they speak directly to the present moment. With “Ain’t No Grave,” The Curse of...
Eyes Forward, Knuckles White: Eleyet McConnell Stare Down the Storm on “The Horizon” (Single Out on Jan 16th)
If you’ve followed Eleyet McConnell for any length of time, you know they’ve never been a band content to coast. There’s always been grit under the melody, resolve behind...