LP Review
Devendra Banhart ‘What Will We Be’
Devendra Banhart looks like a freaky San Francisco flower child – the kind of hardcore hippie that I’ve always wanted to be, but was too
Tinsley Ellis ‘Speak No Evil’
Tinsley Ellis brings you the sounds of the Deep South wrapped in razor blades and barbed wire with ‘Speak No Evil&#
Alberta Cross ‘Broken Side of Time’
Alberta Cross’ new blues sound is hip enough to compare to IT-bands like Kings of Leon, but original enough to maintain its integrity as a
Phish ‘Joy’
Basically, Phish’s new album ‘Joy’ is the musical equivalent of make-up sex. (What were we fighting about again?)
The Black Crowes ‘Before the Frost’
The Black Crowes have always been a live band in most peoples’ eyes, but if there was ever a time that you needed to experience
JFJO ‘One Day in Brooklyn’
With ‘One Day in Brooklyn’, JFJO has helped turn a new generation (including yours truly) onto the flickering tradition of great American jazz
The Dead Weather ‘Horehound’
As if Jack White had anything left to prove, as if he needed to etch another chapter in his already godly recording legacy. After everything
Howlin Rain ‘Wild Life’ EP
Howlin Rain joined together in an improvisational jam session on a single evening in 2007, and the stunning result is the ‘Wild Life’
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club: Howl
The open tuning slide work of “Ain’t No Easy Way” is easily the strongest track on the record, and acoustic based tracks of “Fault Line,”
