[rating=7.00] After a rocky period in the final days of his tenure co-leading Furthur with Phil Lesh, Bob Weir kept a fairly low profile in the weeks leading up to
[rating=8.00] Rock music of the early 90’s found itself in a transitionary period. New Wave was ready to take a break for a few decades, Glam Metal was gasping its
[rating=7.00] Are you a live music fan who never wants the night to end, so you head to the after show electro-jam sessions? Then Teddy Midnight’s first release Velvet Blue is
In the newest installment of Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle reviews Elmwood Park: A Slightly Melodic Audiobook, the new LP from East Nashville’s off-color folk artist Darrin Bradbury, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full
[rating=7.00] Los Angeles-based Warpaint have developed a knack for moody atmospherics. Over the course of the past decade-plus, the band-guitarists/vocalists Emily Kokal and Theresa Wayman, along with bassist Jenny Lee
[rating=8.00] The only downside with the title of Beach Slang’s newest effort, A Loud Bash Of Teenage Feelings, is that it is so on point to the group’s sound that
[rating=8.00] Sadler Vaden’s new self titled solo outing is a reflection of lessons learned. The most obvious of those is, of course, his role as chief guitar slinger with Jason
[rating=4.00] When it all comes down to it, growth is the juicy consequence of change. The journey to get there is a risk and anyone with the guts to try
[rating=8.00] Any author or songwriter will tell you that a piece’s opening lines are centrally important. Regardless of what may follow, a colorful lead paragraph or a lively line or
[rating=7.00] The band was once known as Viet Cong is now Preoccupations due to burgeoning political controversy over their name. The newly named post-punk outfit’s second self-titled record opens with
