Album Reviews
Sound Tribe Sector 9: Artifact: Perspectives
Simon Cohn
September 26, 2005
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In the five years separating the recently released Artifact from their previous studio effort, STS9 has toured and performed with Tortoise, drum & bass guru LTJ Bukem and beat alchemists like Telefon Tel Aviv and Karsh Kale among others, and they
Calexico/Iron & Wine : In The Reins
Shane Handler
September 23, 2005
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In the first of what we can only hope will become a series of collaborations between Calexico and Iron & Wine, this seven song effort features the minimalist Sam Beam approach floating on neo-folk and country-western waters.
Maria Muldaur: Sweet Lovin
Tony Engelhart
September 23, 2005
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Maria Muldaur is one of those artists who have defied classification. Since her 1973 debut she has dabbled with everything from pop, country, boogie, gospel, and Memphis jug.
back and to the left: Obsolete
Eric Saeger
September 21, 2005
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The idea of passing up the simple but commercially effective strategy of retrofitting 80s New Wave for mass consumption by the pierced-face audiences of today may be a tough thing for goal-oriented techno bands to consider, but Backandtotheleft appears content to keep the musical company of such EBM purists as Cesium 137 and Angels+Agony.
Drew Emmitt: Across the Bridge
Jason Rooks
September 21, 2005
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With the breakup of Colorado
The Dandy Warhols: Odditorium or Warlords of Mars
Shane Handler
September 20, 2005
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The Portland, Oregon four piece
My Morning Jacket: Z
Brian Gearing
September 19, 2005
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As the opening minutes of Z pass by with nary a crashing cymbal or a ringing chord, impossible doubts seep in through the membrane of denial: Has My Morning Jacket become a keyboard band? Did the departed Johnny Quaid and Danny Cash rip the backbeating heart from My Morning Jacket
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