The second release by Son Volt, Straightaways, was released a quarter-century ago (4/22/97) and effectively furthered the distinction in direction between the two bands led by former members of alt-country
Rather than provide our usual detailed reviews of these never-before-released and/or reissued jazz recordings, we will instead provide a brief summary of each in alphabetical order by artist. Every one
The topic of paying for music for the majority of people, luckily, might be a bit overdue. These days, it’s becoming more and more obvious that the records are not
Kurt Vile – “Mount Airy Hill (Way Gone)” 2018’s Bottle It In sounded like an album recorded on tour, a stop-gap which, like the Courtney Barnett collab Lotta Sea Lice,
Little Feat’s Time Loves a Hero was released forty-five years ago (4/15/77) and, strictly on its own terms, it’s a fine record. Yet with the benefit of extended hindsight nearing
Not wholly unlike The Dropper in its adventurous approach to composing and arranging, this next to the last MMW effort for Blue Note (not counting the Note Bleu anthology) almost
In a new weekly roundup, Glide drops caustic commentary on selected tracks from release day Friday. Orville Peck – “The Curse of the Blackened Eye” Peck’s twist on alt-county doesn’t
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With fifty years having been elapsed since the release of ZZ Top’s sophomore studio album Rio Grande Mud (released 4/4/72), the inexorable rise to stardom by ‘that little ol’ band
In a new weekly roundup, Glide drops caustic commentary on selected tracks from release day Friday. Duster – “Feel No Joy” Duster’s 2019 reunion album was no fluke. The space
