The Mountain Goats are not the biggest band in town. They are not the most bombastic. Their melodies take time for growth in appeal. Each album is relatively low budget in production. But they are one of the brightest stars in folk-rock, both compelling storytellers and challenging musicians stretching their legs in new directions with [...]

There was a time when the only people who knew about Vampire Weekend were the guys in school who gained indie cred listening to those wisecracking preppies who didn’t give a—well, you know—about the “Oxford Comma.” Until Contra, I would have preferred it stay that way.
I wasn’t a big fan of the afro-pop/rock of [...]

John Wofford takes a retrospective look back at the enigmatic band’s discography.

This fall, Big Idea will unwrap its first new Christmas holiday DVD title in seven years

Today marks the 17 year anniversary to the day that the rock juggernaut that is MxPx performed their very first show in the backyard of Mike Herrera’s childhood home in Bremerton, WA.

Matt Redman encourages everyone to turn to worship in times of struggle on his seventh studio album

Released digitally June 30th, Adventures in Eville is nothing atypical of what Eleventyseven’s fans have come to know.

The Rev. Jimmie Bratcher will share his testimony and perform songs from his upcoming CD

Dignan announces the release of their highly anticipated debut LP Cheaters & Thieves and a massive US tour in support.

Mark Schultz and Point Of Grace will be hitting the road together for the first time ever