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Lockdown must have been a tricky prospect to deal with for Ripley Johnson, the hardworking singer and multiinstrumentalist who is one half of Moon Duo and the frontman of west coast psychedelic rockers Wooden Shjips. Suddenly forced off the road, the enigmatic Johnson turned his hand instead to crafting a new album, despite only releasing his last offering as Rose City Band last summer.

The boss and killers unite. Sounds like a plot for a new Mob film, but it aint!

Everything old is new again, but only if it “Feels Right”! With vintage synth stabs, and a rockin bass, Darius & Dune have created a laid back, danceable, head boppin tune that lifts experimental electronic music to a higher level. 

If you’re looking for the perfect song to accompany you on a road trip this summer, Last Train Home, may just be the one! 

If you’re a fan of country music, you’ve probably noticed an abundance of “Drinking Songs”, or songs which make reference to drinking. 

With all the hallmarks of a Disco/Pop anthem, Jessie J is back with a vengeance with her freshly released single, I Want Love. 

It is not only tempting to compare Mammoth WFV's debut album to Van Halen's work; it is almost impossible not to. Much as you are going to want to listen to this with an open mind, from the opening riffs of the very first track "Mr. Ed," the homages to Wolfgang's late, great father are everywhere.

It has been five long years since fans of the Wisconsin-founded Garbage have been able to celebrate a new album from this legendary band. But it was five years that needed to happen, with 2020 in particular proving to be the most profound in leading to the creation of “No Gods No Masters.”

Ciao bella, is this a joke?

It’s easy to write off any winner of a Eurovision song contest and label these artists and songs as a novelty. After all, most of the past winners, with the exception of a few, notably ABBA in 1974, fade away into musical oblivion.

Don’t you just love a killer bass riff? If so, then you’re in for a treat, so sit back, relax and let Sleater-Kinney take you on a sonic journey through a path of wellness and out through the other side.