Today, the Dutch rock band DeWolff have released “Counterfeit Love,” the second single from their upcoming, full-length album 'Love, Death & In Between,' out February 3rd via Mascot Records / Mascot Label Group. "'Counterfeit Love" is all about fake love," the band explains. "Where does it come from? What is it worth? Where can you spend it? How can you spot it? Held up to the light it might show its color shifting truth!

The White Buffalo release his highly anticipated eighth studio album titled Year of the Dark Horse today, Friday, November 11 via Snakefarm Records. Year of the Dark Horse is available digitally worldwide now; purchase the new album everywhere HERE.

Gibson, the iconic American-made instrument brand, and Gibson Gives--its philanthropic arm--are bringing the music community together to stand behind the Ukraine Relief effort, raising awareness and funds to aid the people of Ukraine.

The Riot Act 20th Anniversary Weekend will begin Friday, November 11th on Pearl Jam Radio. Tune in to hear the full vinyl album and highlighted tracks from the album with archival commentary from the band. The anniversary weekend is also scheduled to air three shows a day on Saturday & Sunday from the Riot Act tour.

“New Orleans is super special for Leah and I,” says Chloe Smith, who along with her sister Leah Song, fronts the wildly popular world-folk group Rising Appalachia. “We lived here for about seven years. It’s our soul home. We learned so much music here and we wrote so much music here.” Her words can be heard introducing the group’s crowd-favorite tune, “Indigo Dance,” on their brand new release, Live From New Orleans at Preservation Hall—available for download or streaming now.

“Not every root sprouts a straight stem, and these Memphis mofos tangle it all up on Mem Mods. Burrowing toward a sound somewhere between Al Green’s backing vocalists and a John Cassavetes soundtrack, the boys get downright funky, showing how far from the tree the vine can bloom.” –Robert Gordon, author of It Came From Memphis

“Masterful.” –Andria Lisle, author of Waking Up In Memphis