In the newest installment of Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle reviews My Piece of Land, the new album from singer-songwriter and fiddle player Amanda Shires, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full resolution (best viewed
[rating=8.00] Crossroads Revisited includes selections from the recorded appearances of various artists who’ve graced the various stages of for Eric Clapton’s Crossroads Guitar Festivals 2004, 2007, 2010 and 2013. Those
[rating=9.00] Anyone who’s ever heard a single note from Melissa Etheridge during her multi-decade career can attest to the fact that she’s not only a tenacious and tempestuous performer possessed
[rating=8.00] Nashville’s Blank Range recently released their EP, Vista Bent, on hometown powerhouse Thirty Tigers. The four song collection travels no distinct path or set of sonic moorings. Part cocaine
[rating=9.00] Purveyors of their own take on psychedelia, The Green Pajamas have been plying their singular style for the better part of the past 30 years. Having carved something of
[rating=8.00] Amazing, one of the greatest hip-hop acts of all time secretly record an album (their first in 18 years) after reuniting because they were inspired by world events. Unfortunate,
[rating=7.00] Jason Narducy’s career follows a different path than most and though isn’t a well-known name, he has been a support player in many celebrated acts. As a bassist he
Once again, Mondo creates must have packages for fans of cinematic score, this time from Netflix’s Marvel universe.
[rating=7.00] With their six previous anniversary releases, R.E.M. have set very high standards for such reissues, both the packaging and content of equal appeal to collectors and scholars. 2010’s Fables
[rating=7.oo] Graphism, the sophomore album by Boston trio Pale Hands, is a concentrated romp through nostalgic visions of trendy dance clubs in the 1980s. With swirling, saturated synthesizers and pulsing
