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BrooklynVegan today ran this exclusive on Willie Nile's new video "Off My Medication." If you need a smile during somewhat grim times, have yourself a look!

Watch Willie Nile's "Off My Medication" video from 'The Day the Earth Stood Still' “Sometimes the human race just boggles my mind and I wanted to write something that reflected the too often surreal nature of life here on earth,“ says Willie.

In Audiophile Review: Listening Report: Son House’s Lost Album, 'Forever On My Mind,' out Friday, March 18th. Mark Smotroff takes a time machine trip to 1964…

Listening Report: Son House’s Lost Album, Forever On My Mind - Audiophile Review Mark Smotroff takes a time machine trip to 1964…

Reviewed in No Depression: Restored Recordings on ‘Forever on My Mind’ Show Son House at His Most Reflective.

ALBUM REVIEW: Restored Recordings on ‘Forever on My Mind’ Show Son House at His Most Reflective He looks like he’s having a seizure, flailing his guitar like a man possessed, trying to beat the demons out of his instrument. Videos of Son House performing “Death Letter” are a frightening spectacle. Wailing like a lost soul, House delivers a chilling narrative of viewing his former beloved...

In Wildfire Music + News: Hoodoo Gurus Launched ‘Chariot Of The Gods’ With Epic

Hoodoo Gurus Launched ‘Chariot Of The Gods’ With Epic Livestream Today on March 11th, 2022, Australian Rock mainstays Hoodoo Gurus released their 10th studio album and their first in 12 years, Chariot of the Gods. Ahead of that release, the band played the entir…

Song Premiere in Americana Highways: Tom Freund, “Rebound”

Song Premiere: Tom Freund "Rebound" • Americana Highways Tom Freund has a new album coming out, "The Year I Spent in Space." We are premiering a song "Rebound." Enjoy our quality music coverage.

And so it begins: Hoodoo Gurus' global livestream, the night prior to global street date for their first album in eleven years, 'Chariot of the Gods.'

In MAGNET Magazine: A Conversation with Dave Faulkner of Hoodoo Gurus About New Album 'Chariot of the Gods'

A Conversation With Dave Faulkner (Hoodoo Gurus) - Magnet Magazine Sydney, Australia’s Hoodoos Gurus never quite conquered America. But almost was enough for Dave Faulkner, who counts his blessings.

Review in American Songwriter: The Veteran Hoodoo Gurus Still Deliver A Sugar Rush, Power Pop, High.

Review: The Veteran Hoodoo Gurus Still Deliver A Sugar Rush, Power Pop, High - American Songwriter Hoodoo GurusChariots of the Gods(Big Time Record Co./EMI)4 out of 5 stars Cheap Trick fans know the feeling. It’s that sugar-high adrenaline rush when power pop connects with the force of a musical earthquake. The drums pound, the guitars crunch, the melodies snap and crackle…it’s a full body ...

In Glide Magazine: Hoodoo Gurus’ Dave Faulkner Talks New Twists and Turns For ‘Chariot of the Gods’

Hoodoo Gurus’ Dave Faulkner Talks New Twists and Turns For ‘Chariot of the Gods’ (INTERVIEW) - Glide Magazine Seminal Australian Rock band Hoodoo Gurus started working on new music in 2019, and the process of discovering new directions continued throughout the

Urge Overkill on the cover of the March 2022 edition of the Illinois Entertainer, talking about new Omnivore Recordings album 'Oui'

Review in American Songwriter: Sarah Borges Crafts the Appropriately Titled Together Alone with Technology and Talent with New Blue Corn Music Album.

Review: Sarah Borges Crafts the Appropriately Titled Together Alone with Technology and Talent - American Songwriter Sarah BorgesTogether Alone(Blue Corn Music)3 1/2 out of 5 stars Fans of Americana singer/songwriter/rocker Sarah Borges will quickly notice the absence of her Broken Singles backing unit anywhere in the credits of her first new album since 2018. That’s by design. The process of creating Together A...

In The New York Times: What Happens When a ‘Heritage Act’ Wants More Than Playing the Hits? Eddie "King" Roeser of Urge Overkill is quoted, discussing band's new Omnivore Recordings album 'Oui.'

What Happens When a ‘Heritage Act’ Wants More Than Playing the Hits? Tears for Fears are returning with their first new album in 18 years. The group is one of a number of veteran bands releasing fresh music after lengthy pauses.