“I wouldn’t wish my process on anybody,” admits Tristen Gaspadarek toward the end of her dwelling on the creation of...

While on their way to Savannah Stopover in March, Quiet Hollers stopped in Charleston for a show and spared some...

Grace Joyner became Charleston's own indie darling with the release of her Young Fools EP in 2014. Beforehand, she had...

Houndmouth with Lucy Dacus If they sound familiar, you’ve probably whistled along to their hit single “Sedona” while driving down...

Michael and Cary Ann at Shrimp Records 2014 Show When the Charleston rock group, Leslie, broke up in the fall...

En Route by Human Resources Charleston locals, Human Resources, will officially release their debut album on May 20th and perform...

Human Resources released their first official music video for "Settled In" on May 1st in anticipation of their upcoming debut...

Seven years ago, Metallica's raucous performance at Resputin Music in San Francisco officially began the annual celebration of Record Store...

  G. Love and Special Sauce performed at the Music Farm in Charleston, S.C. on March 22nd. Earlier that day,...

2 Chainz Photo by Jess Spence   South by did an amazing job at showcasing well-known and up-coming artists in the...

Joshua Tillman is dead, and Father John Misty killed him. I knew after first listening through I Love You, Honeybear,...

Live at a Flamingo Hotel was a testament to Dr. Dog's refined live performance and while it does ring true,...

It is absolutely crazy to think that Dr. Dog's first studio album Toothbrush was released in 2003. Since that self-released debut,...

Modest Mouse was the show to see in the Holy City this month, selling out the North Charleston Performing Arts Center that...

Although spring still isn't officially in season until the 20th, the music festival fever has begun as the temperatures seem...