The Joy Formidable
Ritzy Bryan dishes on the band's "personal" new album and how they've avoided going over the edge of burnout.
Ritzy Bryan dishes on the band's "personal" new album and how they've avoided going over the edge of burnout.
What it would be like to sit on the warm grass hillside on a late August night soaking in that Curiosa line-up? I guess we'll never know.
Fitzsimmons has beautifully crafted a set of three-dimensional songs that truly honors the complexity of his broken experiences.
The Philly folk-pop trio opens up about earnest music, their new EPs and losing track of tiem.
The singer-songwriter puts his spin on a brilliantly pared down covers project.
Isakov talks about getting nervous before shows, taking time to garden and his sustainable approach to songwriting.
The veteran one-man band is on a mission to make us laugh in the midst of these divisive times.
The spiritual songstress wrestles with her calling and place in the music business.
Low have proven themselves to be anything but trapped on Double Negative. A late-career reinvention brings their heaviest record yet
A recent performance from Flynn at the City Winery in D.C. generated a single conclusion: we need more quiet music venues.
Angsty, vibrant, and deeply religious, the Deaf Havana's Rituals will leave listeners singing refrains and pondering deep themes.
The singer-songwriter has a beautiful way of mining for meaning in places often overlooked
The former Barenaked Ladies front man discusses longevity in the business, the power of art and what it means to write with doubt.