Marcus King searches for the lost city, and a new identity, on his solo debut, El Dorado.   The 23-year-old has been renowned as a blues p...

Marcus King never wanted to be a guitar hero.   "This whole guitar-blues moniker that I kind of received, I never really went after it," t...

The Black Keys serve up meat and potatoes rock n' roll with an arena-sized helping of swagger on their first tour in 5 years. Indie rockers...

"I like a song that sends some people to the bathroom, and for other people, it's the only reason why they're here," John Mayer said halfway...

The Black Keys return with their first album in five years, "Let's Rock", featuring 40 minutes of slick and simple tunes, and plenty of the...

Gary Clark Jr.'s new album lives up to the furious energy of his live shows, dragging a notoriously traditionalist genre into the new millen...

Josh Tillman returns as Father John Misty on God's Favorite Customer, blurring the lines between artist and alter-ego and trading humour for...

After her first Toronto show in three years immediately sold out and was moved to a stage with triple the capacity, Margo Price proved that...

Margo Price is cruising around the west side of Nashville in her pickup truck when she answers my call. Her new album, All American Made, wa...

When Margo Price's debut album, Midwest Farmer's Daughter, finally saw its release on Third Man Records last year, she was hailed as revival...

Margo Price throws her hat into the ring as one of the best Southern songwriters of the modern age with All American Made. Price's sophomore...

Black Pistol Fire's fifth record comprises 12 tracks of face-melting, dirty blues that know when to change it up.   Deadbeat Graffiti is t...

After releasing his second live album earlier this year, Gary Clark Jr. returned to Toronto last night (June 12) for his first of two sold o...

Dan Auerbach channels his newfound Nashville residency into a joyously organic album that's got soul from start to finish.   Eight years a...

Bob Dylan's sprawling new album of standards reaffirms his mastery as an arranger and vocalist.   Triplicate is a 30-song album split even...

The first time audiences lay eyes on Vancouver duo the Harpoonist & the Axe Murderer's live setup can be jarring, with just two people taske...

Joey Landreth's first solo album may only be a half-hour long, but it's full of folk charm and charismatic blues.   For those familiar wit...

Monkeyjunk's fifth record is a consistent offering of straight-ahead blues with a couple new additions to the trio's sound. The band don't s...

Despite being touted as a side-project for the Sheepdogs' Currie brothers, frontman Ewan and keyboardist Shamus, Vol. 1 is an infectious rec...

Philip Sayce's new release is a powerful and dynamic live album that never overstays its welcome. Scorched Earth Volume 1 comes 20 years aft...