[rating=7.00] The fourth studio album from wonder trombone/trumpet player Troy Andrews aka Trombone Shorty is also his first for the iconic Blue Note label. Rather than go the classic jazz
[rating=9.00] Needless to say, Ray Davies needs no introduction. As the singer, songwriter, and erstwhile leader of the Kinks, one of the most remarkable bands to ever emerge out of
[rating=8.00] Portland, Oregon band The Harmed Brothers have come a long way since releasing their debut album All The Lies You Wanna Hear in 2009. With their earlier efforts, the band
‘Thank You, Friends: Big Star’s Third….And More’ Captures LP’s True Essence (ALBUM REVIEW)
[rating=8.00] It’s been four years since The Black Angels released their last full length, 2013’s Indigo Meadow. Paying further homage to their namesake, the band’s latest album Death Song is
[rating=8.00] Jason Eady is one of those middle-aged musicians who already has an old soul. Or at least that’s the impression he conveys on this self-titled sixth album. He’s been
String Cheese Incident Try Reaching For Elusive Magic Studio LP On ‘Believe’ (ALBUM REVIEW)
[rating=7.00] The release of BoDeans’ Thirteen is coincidental with a resurgence of interest in the group, and its seminal American style, based on an association with the Netflix’ The Ranch.
Paul McCartney Reissues 1989 Number 1 LP ‘Flowers in the Dirt’
Guided by Voices Tackle Their First Double Album With ‘August by Cake’
