Walter Everett’s Sex and Gender in Pop/Rock Music takes a studied look at how sex and gender have been dealt with in music throughout the ages.

JoyCut played a breathtaking show in their Italian hometown last weekend accompanied by the Orchestra of the Municipal Theater of Bologna.

In the Moment That You’re Born is Brad’s new album. The first Brad album in 11 years. The last Brad album. And it is a force.

Versatility has always been one of the defining strengths of Elliott Douglas’ music as M.A.G.S.

I don’t know who had a new album by Be Your Own Pet on their 2023 bingo card, but it certainly came as a surprise to me.

​A homecoming becomes a reckoning for an aging country-western singer.

If you’re here expecting a new Courtney Barnett album filled with her signature gritty guitar hooks, satirical wit, and wry delivery you’re in the wrong place.

Let’s state the obvious. Sonically, Nation of Language sound like the world’s greatest New Order cover band.

Brigid Mae Power’s fourth album starts with a muffled punctuating sound of mellotron on the opening track, “I Know Who Is Sick.” The traditional song, previously known from The Clancy Brothers’ version, appears here in the spell-binding rendering.