High Road Touring

[Billboard] By Gary Trust The sister duo’s new LP, ‘Canterbury Girls,’ arrives Feb. 22. Listen to ‘Can’t Help the Way I Feel’ here. Music has long been known to be therapeutic for artists, helping to provide a path to insights about themselves that otherwise might never be traveled. Similarly, listeners can crystalize truths through music. ...

[Brooklyn Vegan] By Bill Pearis Minneapolis’ The Cactus Blossoms, whose sound is indebted to early rock n’ roll like The Everly Brothers, are set to return with new album Easy Way on March 1 via Walkie Talkie Records. The first single from the record is “Please Don’t Call Me Crazy,” a great little number that ...

[NPR] By Bob Boilen Aaron Lee Tasjan arrived at the Tiny Desk in his fashionable ascot and mustard-colored shirt, sporting reflective, red, rounded sunglasses and mutton chops. As he warmed up, the sound of the middle-and-late 1960s came through his seagreen, Gorsuch 12-string guitar while his voice felt both familiar and fresh. This buoyant, East ...

[Noisey] By Lewis Gordon The guitarist, now based in Los Angeles, confronts global upheaval with ‘Goes West,’ a new record of “rural new age” as well as some deep thoughts about what’s going on in divided times. When the Nashville-born musician William Tyler released Modern Country the spring just before Trump was elected, his accompanying ...

[EARMILK] By Chloe Robinson Daring to be different, Warbly Jets have just released their latest EP Propaganda. A definite departure from their previous classic guitar driven rock, it features a more electro centric sound shattering all expectations and pushing boundaries. Creating profound music that is honest and thought provoking, the EP cuts through the static ...