Archive: 2017

Go to the Youtube video of The War on Drugs’ performing “Holding On”- the lead single to their new album A Deeper Understanding – on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and you’ll find a wonderfully droll top comment, “needs more guitars and keyboards”. It’s not being particularly critical or mean, just simply a humorous […]

Steven Soderbergh’s latest heist film his now available to own.

Vapid. Empty. Meaningless.

Not even Peter Dinklage is good enough to save this mess.

Following last week’s European tour announcement, Yo La Tengo have confirmed a lengthy run of North American headline dates for 2018. Commencing in Minneapolis on March 28th, the band will make its way through the Midwest and down the East Coast for the first two weeks of April, culminating with two Nashville shows on April […]

[rating=8.00] Hans Chew describes his work as piano-based Americana and R&B but that doesn’t go far enough. His music encompasses familiar rock strains from the 70s and even hints of jazz and classical. It’s hard to describe in just a few words or catchphrases. This is an adventurous, interesting listen. At its core, though, it’s […]

[rating=8.00] While James Maddock’s 2015 release, Green, was full of nostalgia and some feel-good gems, the veteran singer-songwriter reveals an angrier side on his latest effort Insanity vs. Humanity. Somehow, the album, which is been out for two months now, seems to have fallen a bit under the radar yet his honest statement certainly demands more […]

At this point, there’s less walking than there is aimless meandering.

Trey Anastasio has announced solo acoustic tour dates for February 2018. The current itinerary is below, with more dates to be announced. Tickets will be available through a real time pre-sale beginning tomorrow, November 28 at 12pm ET and ending Thursday, November 30 at 5pm ET. General on-sale will begin this Friday, December 1 at 10am ET. Check out Trey performing as part of […]