Well, Blink-182 are back from hiatus again with yet another post-break album release. Except this time, it’s without guitarist and co-founder Tom DeLonge. Filling his place in the trio this time around is Matt Skiba… Continued
For a band whose music relies so heavily on themes of sex, drugs and the sort of volatility that comes from a life of rock n’roll, the Kills are surprisingly consistent. In fact, their newest… Continued
James Blake is a ghost. The British singer and producer will be here one minute and gone the next. He popped up on Beyonce’s newest album and has a residency on BBC Radio, but that’s… Continued
People sometimes forget that the United States isn’t the only country that makes hip-hop music. While American music certainly dominates domestic (and often foreign) airwaves, hip-hop has serious implants abroad. As evidenced by Drake’s album… Continued
I have never understood the appeal of “Twin Peaks.” It had a weird aesthetic and seemed like another token hip and cool television show whose virtues would be espoused by film majors until the day… Continued
The Scottish band Trashcan Sinatras will bring melodious indie pop to World Cafe Live Wilmington next Friday, May 20. Their performance will feature their new album, “Wild Pendulum,” which debuts May 13. Formed in 1986,… Continued
After four years, folk-pop trio The Lumineers released their second album, “Cleopatra” on April 8. It consists of 11 songs full of warmth, depth and the usual intimate feel of a Lumineers tune. The group… Continued
The Frights, “surf punk band” from San Diego known for their dirty doo-wop tracks, released their album “You Are Going to Hate This” Feb. 12. Flashback to a group of bored high school friends, Mikey… Continued
Las Vegas’ Panic! At the Disco released their fifth full-length studio album “Death of a Bachelor” Jan. 15, their first No. 1 charting on Billboard’s Top 200. It’s safe to say that the alternative rock… Continued
If you could take Thom Yorke’s voice, Passenger’s sound and Radical Face’s lyrics, you would end up with Matt Sharayko. He’s an up-and-coming alternative folk singer-songwriter from Harleysville, Pennsylvania, with his first LP, “Friends of… Continued