New Albums

“There’s a Lot to Unpack Musically”: The Wood Brothers Return with Ninth Album, “Puff of Smoke”

Puff of Smoke marks The Wood Brothers’ ninth album, spotlighting Chris Wood’s bass mastery and a fresh mix of rock, soul, blues, and Americana.

Inside Tyler Childers’ “Snipe Hunter”: Bassist Craig Burletic on Rick Rubin, Groove, and Growth

Craig Burletic reflects on the making of Snipe Hunter with Tyler Childers, from working with Rick Rubin to channeling Danko-inspired grooves.

Dennis Dunaway Shares the “Unexpected Twists and Turns” of “The Revenge of Alice Cooper”

Dennis Dunaway shares how Alice Cooper's original band reunited for a new album, blending vintage demos, fresh tracks, and raw live energy.

Robin Mullarkey Steps Out with “Bring Own Ball”: A Summer Groove with Irresistible Bass Tone

Known for his work with Jacob Collier, Robin Mullarkey releases his first solo single, blending summer vibes, deep groove, and killer bass tone.

Glenn Hughes Returns with “Chosen,” His First Solo Album in 9 Years, and World Tour

Bass icon Glenn Hughes is back with Chosen, his first solo release since 2016, and a new world tour covering Europe, South America, and the UK.

Billy Sheehan Anchors The Fell’s Fierce New Single, “Killswitch,” Ahead of EP Launch

Billy Sheehan’s snarling bass tone fuels The Fell’s new single, “Killswitch,” a gritty anthem ahead of their October EP release.

Unearthed: Sly & The Family Stone’s Earliest Live Recording Captures Larry Graham’s Funk Bass Roots

Before their breakout, Sly & The Family Stone recorded a rare 1967 live set. Hear Larry Graham’s groundbreaking bass style in its rawest form before it changed funk forever.

Wet Leg Drops ‘moisturizer,’ with Ellis Durand’s Bass Lines Up Front

Wet Leg returns with moisturizer, their second album packed with deep, catchy bass lines by Ellis Durand. See the track list and live performance video.