Alli Patton

From the meaty rhythms of Black Sabbath, the belligerent hooks of AC/DC and sludgy riffs of Metallica then-thirteen-year-old Brent Cobb earned an unorthodox education, one that would enlighten his musical beginnings in the garages of his youth. Some two decades later, those same snarling strings and frenzied beats – sounds

In a delicate downpour of rhythm and steel, the Son of the San Lorenzo is born. With it, California’s Central Coast – and Jesse Daniel’s home – comes into focus, a distant harmonica whispering through the Redwoods, assured strings slithering along the winding creeks, the steady beat of a bass

You can’t go home again. Or, at least, that’s what they say. That’s because home is never really how you remember it, as if someone came in while you were away and moved your trusted memories a half-inch. There’s something different about it all, about the

With the shattering strike of a snare, Oh Brother comes to life and so, too, does the latest iteration of Dawes. For the first time in nearly a decade, it’s just brothers Taylor and Griffin Goldsmith leading the charge. The 2023 departure of bandmates Wylie Gelber and Lee Pardini