Album Reviews

[rating=8.00] If you’ve ever been to a Low Cut Connie show, you’ve been a part of that infectious, booty-shaking, head-banging energy they bring to every performance. It is undeniable and

[rating=7.00] In its loose, all-instrumental camaraderie, guitar hero Harvey Mandel’s late 2016 winner of an album, Snake Pit, favorably recalled Jeff Beck’s halcyon jazz-rock fusion work Blow by Blow. And

[rating=7.00] It’s been over thirty years since the members of Nashville’s Raging Fire have released an album, but you would hardly know it from their new release These Teeth Are

[rating=8.00] New Haven, Connecticut’s prodigal son, Mark Mulcahy, is a true artist. The front man and songwriter for college-rock pioneers Miracle Legion and Polaris (the latter best known as the band

[rating=9.00] Lennon and McCartney. Laurel and Hardy. Peanut butter and jelly. Politicians and pontificators. Some combinations are so in sync, they’re not only the sum of their parts but all

[rating=7.00] While the heyday for shoegaze ended in the mid-nineties when brit-pop came onto the radio waves, the past few years have seen a new resurgence in popularity of the

[rating=8.00] The Nashville five-piece Los Colognes third studio album The Wave is a pristine work of bright indie/dream pop that brightens any speakers it flows through. It is an ear-catching,

[rating=7.00] Any (and every) fan of The Allman Brothers Band should own The Fox Box. This set of CDs from 9/24/04-9/26/04 is essential  listening for any devotee of this band or,

In the newest installment of Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle reviews Big Bad Luv, the new album from Oklahoma singer-songwriter John Moreland, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full resolution (best viewed on desktop):