He’s a 48-year-old Grammy winner. She’s a 22-year-old musician who has never fronted a rock band. Meet Whoop.
Brian Howe
On ‘Sunrise,’ Josh Moore’s Gentle Laconic Personality Shines Through
Even when our dulcet-voiced companion turns personal, less is Moore.
The Never-Ending Good Old Days of Dante High, the Biggest Local Band in the World
Dante High’s ambitions are striking, and Ari Picker might just be able to pull them off. They say you have to go big or go home. But why can’t that “or” be an “and”?
It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Moogfest
But the shared history of Durham’s lapsed electronic music fest and the newcomer Slingshot is more layered than it seems.
‘Steadman’s Wake’ Shows Why the Connells Have Been One of the Most Enduring Local Indie-Rock Bands
Luckily, there are legions of fans who like The Connells much better than Mike Connell does.
Durham Jazz Greats Kate McGarry and Keith Ganz Cloak a Tale of Trial and Redemption in Comforting Seventies Pop Songs
‘What to Wear in the Dark’ was released September 3.
Daniel Chavis of the Veldt’s Evolving Psychedelic Music Festival Celebrates Not Fitting In
“I thought, what if we had kind of a Black hippie fest between Hopscotch and IBMA?”
BANGZZ’s Debut Album “You Took My Body Long Ago And Now I am Taking It Back” Is Cathartic Garage-Punk
“When I learned who Kathleen Hanna was, I was 30, and I was like, why. Didn’t. Anyone. Give me this!”
Stumbling Through a New City With Me, I’m Counting
The title track of four-song EP ‘Macau’ aims to capture the feeling of riding in an air-conditioned car after stumbling feverishly through a sweltering day.
Two Nations Under a Groove
In ‘Unrivaled Groove Vol I,’ Maison Fauna celebrates and cultivates a tradition of cultural exchange between U.S. and UK rave music.

