Rachel Alm

Muireann Bradley grew up in Ireland playing the blues, blending it with her own set of skills. She recently released her new EP, "Rose Dogs."

Pop by Baby Queen, Miss Grit and Cannons, rock by Fai Laci, nu metal from Magnolia Park, a choral tune by Lyyra and soul from Ethan Tucker.

The Sophs are the perfect band to start the next rock revival with their debut album. "GOLDSTAR" is clever, catchy and unflinchingly weird.

Rock from Toadies and Billy Morrison, pop from Johanna Samuels and Julia Cumming, plus Stella Lefty, Dabda and Spencer Krug.

Tenille Townes returns with ‘The Acrobat,’ a raw, home-recorded album made in her Nashville spare room after a period of personal change.

Tori Amos’ concept albums have been inconsistent, but she delivers on the weird and compelling "In Times of Dragons."

Death Cab for Cutie reunites with producer John Congleton for its 11th album, one of the band's best records yet.

Folk from Tenille Townes and Chris Pierce, soul from Nao Yoshioka and Mỹ Anh, funk from Effie Zilch and rock from Wild Pink and The Upsides.

Effie Zilch, the duo of Steve Wyreman and Evanne Barcenas, talks about its new album, 'Higher Calling,' and the pair's Bay Area roots.

Johanna Samuels talks about her new album, 'Sorry, Kid' and how it took finding the right producer and a village of friends to make it.