NEW YORK (AP) — Many nights growing up, some combination of the Staveley-Taylor sisters huddled on the staircase to listen when their parents invited friends over and took out guitars to sing Bob ...

Sitting around Mum’s kitchen table in Watford, England, with nothing more than a guitar and three voices that intertwine as intricately as the DNA they happen to share: That’s what the setting is like ...

While I wasn’t under the impression of listening to a whole new artist with the Staves’ latest album, “Good Woman” – these are, after all, the same three sisters who have been masterfully interweaving ...

In March, sister act the Staves released All Now, their first album as a duo after the departure of sibling Emily Staveley-Taylor. Today, remaining bandmates Camilla and Jessica are back with a new ...

It's been a while since we've heard from the great folk trio the Staves. In 2017, they released a collaborative album with yMusic; in 2018 they offered a Christmas song. But you'd have to go all the ...

British sister trio The Staves have shared a new song titled “Devotion.” The song will be featured on their upcoming album Good Woman, out Feb. 5 via Nonesuch. The trio talk about the inspiration ...

The album – recorded in London with producer John Congleton – comes after a six-year gap, though the three sisters began writing the material for it in 2017. But matters of life, death and birth ...

Portland outfit Typhoon takes a brutally honest look at where we are in our country with their hauntingly irresistible track “Welcome to the Endgame.” “This song belongs in the present moment and it ...

Sister trio The Staves have shared “Satisfied,” a new single from their forthcoming album Good Woman, out on Feb. 5, 2021, via Nonesuch Records. Previously released album tracks include “Good Woman” ...

The Tiny Desk is working from home for the foreseeable future. Introducing NPR Music's Tiny Desk (home) concerts, bringing you performances from across the country and the world. It's the same spirit ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Many nights growing up, some combination of the Staveley-Taylor sisters huddled on the staircase to listen when their parents invited friends over and took out guitars to sing Bob ...