[rating=9.00] Jim Byrnes soaked in the blues in St. Louis as an adolescent but has lived in Vancouver ever since he returned as a Vietnam vet. With thirteen years or
[rating=8.00] Terry Ohms started as a side project for Vulture Whale, the Birmingham, AL-based indie group who fused southern rock, punk, and general rowdiness. Under the Ohms moniker, the band’s
[rating=9.00] The overtly religious phase of Bob Dylan’s career may in fact be its most misunderstood phase and that’s saying something given the controversy this man’s stirred up over the
[rating=9.00] From the opening strum of “Life Is Confusing,” it’s clear that Langhorne Slim is on to something special here with Lost at Last Vol. 1. That “something” becomes more
[rating=8.00] Big Head Todd and The Monsters’ 2014 album Black Beehive radiated a sense of the self- discovery no doubt sourced in 100 Years of Robert Johnson, their homage to
[rating=8.00] For whatever Blitzen Trapper has accomplished — or failed to accomplish — in their prolific career, they’ve yet to connect with the wider audience they deserve. Perhaps it has
In the newest installment of Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle reviews Losing, the new album from heavy rock and roll outfit Bully, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full resolution (best viewed
[rating-7.00] Burlington, Vermont’s own Henry Jamison recounts a story in song, almost a rite of passage, during his first full-length LP The Wilds. The intimate, largely acoustic setting of this
[rating=9.00] Nearly forty years after their initial incarnation, Squeeze remains the band that just can’t quit. Well, almost. After a series of break-ups and subsequent reunions that waylaid them for
[rating=9.00] Grab a thirty rack of Pabst, a liter of cheap whisky, and call up the boys because “New York City’s favorite hard-workin’ rock n’ roll band” Dirty Fences is
