Margo Price

“I Love You So F***ing Much” is their fourth album, a gigantic production of sci-fi space-rock, synth-pop, trip-hop and indie-rock mashed together

“I Love You So F***ing Much” is their fourth alum, a gigantic production of sci-fi space-rock, synth-pop, trip-hop and indie-rock mashed together

“Evolve” is a statement that, after forty one years, the band is just hitting their stride and have plenty of reasons to keep going.

On her first album in six years, “Let’s Walk” she has for the first time co-written all the songs

“South of Here” combines their muscular beat with potent lyrics dealing with anxiety and insecurity.

Their eighth album “Good Together” brings the good times with a set of unapologetically soul pop songs designed to share their energetic spirit.

Don’t think of “As It Ever Was, So It Wil Be Again” as just the latest from a veteran American rock band, think of it as the ultimate realization of 22 years of original, daring and thrilling work.

The title of the new album “The Hits Keep Coming” doesn’t refer to hit singles but the body blows delivered by a lifetime of playing the blues.

“Look to the East, Look to the West” is their first album in 11 years but they waste no time re-capturing the essence of what they are known for; effortlessly blending catchy hooks with thoughtful songwriting surrounded by lush, modern arrangements.

“All Born Screaming” is a thrill ride of psychedelic, dystopian experimentation