The Mae Shi Are Dead. Long Live HLLLYH

Rambunctious rockers the Mae Shi haven’t released a record since 2007’s HLLLYH, the California art punk collective’s most linear and acclaimed album. Following that, the group went on an extended hiatus so the members could […]

Wild Rivers Roll On

When the Chicks canceled their Nashville show in July 2023, their opening act had to scramble. Wild Rivers, the Toronto trio blending country songwriting, Laurel Canyon folk harmonies, and indie rock guitars, had friends and […]

Samara Joy Dreams in Jazz

One day last February, inside a fairly plain, concrete-block building in Englewood Cliffs, NJ, Samara Joy stood in a glass booth. She closed her eyes, took a breath and said to herself, “This is it. […]