The album was recorded in early 1973 at Studio One in Doraville, Georgia, and produced by Al Kooper, an experienced session musician who had previously played on landmark songs including The Rolling ...

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The "Angel" singer nearly lost her iconic voice to a viral infection just as she completed "Better Broken," her first album ...

Noranda delivers chaos, discovery, and raw energy — from punk and metal icons to avant-garde electronic duos and hidden ...

Die Spitz have embarked on seven tours since Teeth dropped two and a half years ago, Schrobilgen estimates. Right now they’re in the midst of another run opening for Swedish post-punks Viagra Boys, ...

On their debut album, the Brisbane quartet distil five years of growth, community, and catharsis into 12 stunning tracks.