[rating=7.00] Being the owner/co-founder of Mo’ Wax records the past 25 years has allowed James Lavelle the opportunity to discover and work with many great musicians throughout his tenure. The
[rating=9.00] It’s been five years since Grizzly Bear released their acclaimed album Shields, and fans were beginning to wonder if all was well with the Brooklyn-based quartet. In May of
[rating=7.00] When you’ve been around the block, it’s easy to sit up on your porch and yell at the kids to stay off your lawn. But Ray Wylie Hubbard is
In the newest installment of Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle reviews Boy In A Well, the explosive new album from Denver power trio The Yawpers, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full resolution
[rating=7.00] Whether you know Cory Chisel from his last record, 2012’s Old Believers, or from his more recent stint as one third of the super group Traveller (with Robert Ellis
[rating=8.00] With Jillette Johnson’s sophomore album produced by Dave Cobb, who’s worked with current contemporary country heavyweights Jason Isbell, Sturgill Simpson and Chris Stapleton; the expectations have to be high.
[rating=8.00] Being that Melbourne is the live music capital of Australia, it’s no surprise that their output is finally getting noticed around the world. From the psych-rock bands like King
[rating=7.00] This latest entry from the humbly titled Hard Working Americans finds them doing what they do best, procuring crowd appreciation in a live setting. We’re All In This Together
[rating=9.00] “Let’s remember how it could be,” Matt Pond, the ubiquitous namesake of the band that bears his name, sings on “Union Square,” a song that emits an upward glance
[rating=8.00] Paul Kelly’s Life Is Fine may not rise and fall on the chime of electric guitars as loudly as his 2015 live double CD with Neil Finn Goin’ Your
