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Pilgrim: No Offense, Nevermind, Sorry Review

Tulsa’s favorite sons Pilgrim return with their tongue-in-cheek offering No Offense, Nevermind, Sorry. If you’re hunting for excuses, then you

Robert Finley is a Soul Singer. One who seemingly burst onto the music scene overnight with a voice as distinct

Leave it to a band called The Damn Truth to tell the damn truth. Their version of the modern, pandemic-constrained

Billy Gibbons, the legendary ZZ Top frontman and champion of Texas blues, requires little introduction. His powerful guitar sound and

Eddie Turner’s Change in Me is soul-packed vocals joined to funky, low-key blues, with the funk presenting not as treble-y,

As if it were not enough to be the incredibly prolific, altruistic award-winning blues rock chart-topper, Joe Bonamassa now decides

More a continuation than a follow-up to April’s Covered Tracks: Vol.1, Eric Johanson’s Covered Tracks: Vol. 2 applies the same

Words like precocious, prodigy, and potential don’t carry the same weight as a child star ages. Counterintuitively, if held onto,