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Susan Moss/Jeff Tweedy, Die Spitz; FacebookFrom warm and welcoming (Jeff Tweedy) to blazing and boisterous (Die Spitz), Milwaukee's concert scene has something to fit your mood. -
Andy De Santis/Polyvinyl RecordsThe propulsive track from Meric Long's solo project shares DNA with the frenetic and playful output of his band, The Dodos.
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Two sides of the same coin, Dylan Mentzer (DJ Greyhound) and Asher Gray rely on their differences to make their music work. -
Is there a better-timed release for Halloween than an album called "Everybody Scream"? We've got that, plus more of the new records out today. -
Like a well-balanced IPA, Jambura's new track has a few notes of bitterness but still goes down smooth. -
With music generators widely available, scammers are uploading songs to the pages of inactive artists and dead musicians. -
Treat yourself to the genre's many branches — from country to psychedelia — at the festival we're hosting right here at Radio Milwaukee. -
The introspective and expressive indie artist talked with us about the rewards of looking inward, even when what's in there terrifies you. -
The people who make Milwaukee's DIY scene happen don't gather in meeting rooms or Zoom calls. Their venues are the city's clubs and basements. -
The pair channeled the spirit of Woody Guthrie into their new album, which includes jaunty lead single "Fluorescent Light." -
The effervescent pop-rock band is here with a crucial reminder: It's always summer somewhere. -
The singer-songwriter decamped to Aaron Dessner's Long Pond Studio in upstate New York to record her new album, "Returning to Myself."
