Hozier

Cunningham’s full-bodied vocals evinced an uncanny ability to marry with the band’s verve-imbued groove, at times in unexpected ways.

This laundry day took me twelve hours, cost me $150 and made me two enemies — just to remain incomplete. 

Inspired by the nine circles of hell in Dante’s “Inferno,” Unreal Unearth moves from lust to gluttony, heresy to colonial violence — an ambitious feat.

Rather than act as a magnum opus, Eat Your Young serves as the musician’s creative playground, allowing him to build on his multivariate exigences in ways that hone his craft, define his artistic boundaries and extend a hand to his waiting audience.

“Exodus to Eden” may not be your happy-go-lucky slice of theater, but it deserves applause for braving creative risk. It doesn’t pretend to solve the problems it addresses; it simply puts them out there for the audience to pay attention to.

Here are six songs that encapsulate the hauntingly beautiful yet eerily bleak spirit of fall.

A box of tissues and a warm cup of coffee are highly recommended to enhance your listening experience.

The Bay Area is one of the hottest spots west of the Mississippi for live entertainment.

To borrow some terminology from the Carters, this year’s Outside Lands “was a fucking zoo.”

Mary Oliver, the Pulitzer Prize winning poet, passed away this past week.