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Lollapalooza 2017: Our Must See Artists
Thanks to RedBull TV it is live streaming all four days! -
Waxahatchee’s Fourth Album, ‘Out in the Storm,’ Finds Katie Crutchfield Reawakened
"It’s a very honest record about a time in which I was not honest with myself.” -
Olivia Chaney & The Decemberists Celebrate Traditional British Folk Music As Offa Rex
Titled "The Queen of Hearts," the group's first album is a pitch-perfect tribute to '70s British folk rock. -
Bedouine Fills Her Self-Titled Debut With Laurel Canyon-esque Country-Folk
The songs on Bedouine rarely stray above quiet, but they don't need to. -
The Stryde 360 is a Waterproof Bluetooth Speaker Perfect for Summer
The Stryde 360 includes all the features you would want from a tough, outdoor-ready speaker, just in time for the summer heat. -
VIZIO SmartCast Crave Go Speaker: The Wireless Speaker with Sonic Power Aplenty
Crave Go maintains the type of sonic fidelity that audiophiles will appreciate -
Portugal. The Man’s Eighth Album “Woodstock” Adds More Pop Influence to the Mix
The new album arrives four years after the band's previous full-length, Evil Friends. -
Fleet Foxes Take a Successful, Proggy Turn on Their Third Album, ‘Crack-Up’
Six years after their sophomore album and almost a decade on from their 2008 debut, Fleet Foxes have released their third full-length, Crack-Up. -
New Music: Tanzania Albinism Collective
In African, those with Albinism are often killed for their body parts considered magical. The Tanzania Albinism Collective offers them refuge through song. -
Argentine Juana Molina’s Album ‘Halo’ Draws Universal Rhythms from Our Collective Unconscious
'Halo' is not a pop record, but it is the kind of album whose songs stick in your head. -
David Byrne-Founded Label Releases ‘The Ecstatic Music of Alice Coltrane Turiyasangitananda’
"And when she put…her hands on the keyboard it was like somebody shooting a beam of light through your chest." -
In Support of National Record Store Day We’re Giving Away a Fluance Vinyl Turntable
Not only does it sound great, it looks damned sexy, too. -
Spoon Heads Down New Sonic Paths on its Ninth Album
Spoon's ninth album, Hot Thoughts, finds the band expanding its sound more than any other time in its two decade-long career. -
Cheat Codes Are Your Next Pop Music Obsession
LA-based trio Cheat Codes make infectious, dance-worthy music that'll get you up off your feet and moving this spring and summer. -
The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz Changed Tom Brady’s Life and it Can Change Yours, Too
“It hit me at the right time,’’ Brady said. -
The Lights Out and Aeronaut Collaborate on T.R.I.P.
Boston-based psychedelic prog rockers release their new album via beer can. -
Master & Dynamic Headphones for Bloomingdales Top Our Must-Have List
Craft headphones are the style accessory you need. -
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Country Music Newcomer Clayton Anderson on Getting Girls and His Personal Style
I've been living in Nashville now for four years, chasing that country music dream. -
Shinola Launches The Runwell Turntable for True Audiophiles
Be one of 500 to have the definitive vinyl playback machine. -
Shine a Light: Billy Bragg & Joe Henry on the Railway
Early this year legendary British musician Billy Bragg and American songwriter Joe Henry boarded an Amtrak train bound for Los Angeles. -
Spin your wax on a cushion of air with this levitating turntable
Vinyl offers excellent audio performance, but what if you want things to look more 21st century? This turntable takes the unique approach of electromagnetically floating your record for friction free, futuristic spins. -
Reimagining Véronique Vincent & Aksak Maboul’s Not-So-Lost Masterpiece
"Fake jazz, electronics, imaginary African & Balkan music, [and] minimalism." -
SVS’ new 16- Ultra subwoofer will Force your Foundation to Flex
SVS' Ultra series gets two new member, sure to rock your house. -
Hurley and Fender Team up for Men’s Capsule Collection
"The launch of the Hurley x Fender capsule collection combines almost 90 years of history dedicated to Southern California’s rich surf and music culture." -
Nihilism Reigns on The Wytches’ ‘All Your Happy Life’
A standout record that sees the band avoiding a "sophomore slump" by focusing on a smaller set of sounds. -
Celebrate America’s Space Program with Galactic Golden Vinyl
You've never heard Chuck Berry like this. -
Death By Unga Bunga’s Refreshing New EP, ‘Fight!’
A working combination of irreverence, silliness, and earnestness … -
Aquaserge’s ‘Guerre EP:’ A Journey Into Sound
From something you might hear in a French film to noisy free jazz… -
FEW Spirits Debuts Collaboration with The Flaming Lips
FEW Spirits and The Flaming Lips have teamed up to release a new spirit, Brainville Rye Whiskey! -
The Frightnrs Say It All on ‘Nothing More to Say’
'Nothing More to Say,' is a stirring tribute to the band's late vocalist and the Rocksteady genre. -
Joseph’s New Album, ‘I’m Alone, No You’re Not,’ is a Really Big One
Joseph is comprised of three sisters: Allison, Meegan, and Natalie Closner -
The Evocative Folk Music of River Whyless’ ‘We All The Light’
It can seem easy to dismiss indie folk bands as a dime a dozen–not this band. -
Getting Real with Lydia Loveless
As its title suggests, Real deals with issues surrounding the idea of authenticity. -
Of Montreal Bring In New Influences on ‘Innocence Reaches’
Kevin Barnes is back at it and more upbeat than ever. -
‘Quiero Creedence,’ Is a Tribute to the Band’s Popularity in Latin America
Between 1968 and 1972 Creedence Clearwater Revival released seven albums before disbanding bitterly. Despite Creedence’s short-lived existence, today the group ranks among the most popular rock bands in American history, and that popularity extends throughout Latin America. Quiero Creedence, released last Friday through Concord Picante, sees a collection of Latin American artists pay homage to CCR with new takes on some of the band’s […] -
7 Bluegrass and Roots Rock Bands To Check Out in 2016
The Bluegrass Situation’s Executive Director Amy Reitnouer tells us the top acts to check out in 2016 -
A Year in the Life of Death: An Interview with Dave Kaplan of Death & Co.
The Manual sits down with Dave Kaplan, author of the Death & Co cocktail book to chat about the book, cocktails, and more -
A Need For Speed: Lamborghini Supercars
Is your coffee-table feeling a bit lonely these day? Are you are a lover of great style, photography and cars? Maybe you just have an insatiable need for speed? Well, look no further – Lamborghini Supercars: 50 Years is here. -
Buzzed on Books: The 6 Best Boozy Beach Reads
When you can't drink at the beach, the next best thing to do is read about drinking. Check out these boozy beach books that'll make any beach day better. -
Books A Man Should Have Read by Now
Real men read books. Lots of books. Especially books about superlative men. -
Trekking: Delve into “The Great Wide Open” with Gestalten
The world of outdoor photography is wild and wonderful. Gestalten's latest collection carries you through the dense forests of Canada to the arid regions of U.S., thanks to editor Jeffrey Bowman and a select handful of ace photographers. -
Q&A with David Gelles author of Mindful Work
Think meditating is for hippies? Ask the employees at Goldman Sachs, Google and General Mills. -
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High on Hops: Experimental Homebrewing
Experimental Homebrewing is the new bible for creative brewing techniques, bringing imaginative concepts to the brew kettle. -
Breweries and Art Collide: Fort George, The Commons, Plazm
When two of our favorite breweries announced a collaboration, we knew something special was on our way, but we weren't expecting this. -
New Music Monday: Kassé Mady Diabaté
Legendary Malian griot Kassé Mady Diabaté releases his new album, Kiriké, in the US on January 6 via Six Degrees Records. -
Trekking: Five essential winter reads
The winter is a time for many things — i.e. friends, family, fantastically-spiked drinks. However, it's also the perfect time to hole yourself up in your living room with the promise of a good book. Thankfully, we've handpicked five of our favorite, non-fiction pieces to help you pass the time. -
Find your wild side with ‘The Outsiders: New Outdoor Creativity’
The outdoor industry wasn't built on the back of one man alone. 'The Outsiders' offers a glimpse at the people—and passion—that make it possible. -
New Music Monday: Meet Ages & Ages
Portland’s Ages and Ages is a collective of like-minded souls that believe in the power of music to change the world and elevate the spirit. Their music is bright and uplifting, with lyrics, penned by Tim Perry, that deliver serious introspective messages full of insight and consideration for others. Divisionary, the band’s sophomore album, evolved […]