SAM AKPRO x TYSON SHARE VIDEO FOR NEW COLLAB SINGLE “WAYSIDE”
Peckham-born alchemist Sam Akpro shares a brand-new single/video for 'Wayside', featuring a guest turn from London soul trailblazer TYSON.
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Jolie Holland - in studio special studio media
St. Paul, Minn. — Spring is usually associated with new life and rebirth, but on her new CD, Jolie Holland looks at spring from a different point of view. Springtime Can Kill You chronicles an ugly breakup during a beautiful San Francisco spring. Jolie Holland performed two previously unreleased songs …
Akron live review
Akron prizes golden ticket to rare show By David Giffels One of the things I like about Akron is that we don't take our privileges for granted. We are good children when invited to fortune's table. So the lobby conversations preceding Tom Waits' Akron Civic Theatre concert Sunday evening generally …
Tough wait
Tom Waits plays the South for the first time in decades and leaves his spirit at home When Bob Dylan plays a minor-league baseball park in Winston-Salem on Aug. 18, he may thank the audience once. He probably won't say a word. Instead, Dylan will stand and deliver, directing a …
Tom Waits gives the world Orphans!
Published by www.pitchforkmedia.com 08/18/06: What do Tom Waits fans have in common with Daddy Warbucks? Both love to bring home orphans! Orphans: Brawlers, Bawlers and Bastards, a three-CD set of new and rare Waits material is due out November 21 on Anti. The 54-track release includes a 94-page booklet and …
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Live Review
Tom Waits looks like a scarecrow and sings like a monster. He growls and howls, he whispers, he wheezes like a muted trumpet. Needless to say, his voice isn’t for everyone. But its grainy texture and peculiar expressiveness, along with Waits’ mysterious persona and nourish songwriting, have made this avant-garde …
Nashville Scene Live Review
TOM WAITS did something last Saturday at The Ryman that may have been a first in the annals of Nashville music: he asked the moonstruck audience to stop clapping in time as he played. Perhaps only he could have pulled it off without seeming like a prima donna or a …