I have been a huge fangirl of Karen and the Sorrows for, like, a while. They started playing around town shortly after I moved back after college and the intersection of queerness, Jewishness, countryness, and — by complete coincidence —…
The Everyday Sinners proudly marches in a long and distinguished lineage of British protest music that combine celebration with hard truth. The chug-a-lug of the bass and nimble rhythm guitars throw back to American roadhouses and gospel churches, but the…
This isn’t quite like anything that’s usually featured on Adobe & Teardrops, but it’s so intriguing I had to share. Particularly on a week like this, Zini’s blend of Middle Eastern music with 90s-style alt-rock is a reminder of the…
1. Kid Davis and the Bullets starts off with the rockabilly scorcher “Wanted Man.” 2. Lydia Rose‘s “Cold” brings gently weeping guitars to a shimmering folk pop confection. 3. “Moving Farther Than Before” by Talmont is not the sort of…
I had been planning to write about Lee Bains III and the Glory Fires this week regardless of current events, but with the tragedy in Charlottesville Youth Detention is even more urgent than before. If you’re not familiar with the…