[rating=9.00] Fans of Tim Easton who aren’t yet familiar with his side project Easton Stagger Phillips will want to catch up quickly. The trio’s second album Resolution Road is a
[rating=8.00] “If you’re feeling overflowing, Throw your hands up to the sky; If your minds exploding, Grab yourself a seat – it’s time to ride.” – Pigeons Playing Ping Pong
[rating=6.00] On Mutineers, David Gray’s first release in four years, the problem is not that he has left the building, but rather that he is lost down a better forgotten
[rating=8.00] As a means to simultaneously address their longevity as an ensemble (they just hit their thirtieth anniversary December of 2013) and the challenge facing a fundamentally improvisational unit recording
[rating=7.00] Upon first listen of Bad Suns’ full length debut Language & Perspective, one would think they were listening to something straight out of the Depeche Mode registry, but the
[rating=8.00] Knoxville’s The Dirty Guv’nahs are quickly becoming one of the premiere live acts in the Southeast. They have all the ingredients needed to be a successful rock band: charismatic
[rating=5.00] With his latest ‘new’ release, a novel collaboration with jack White, Neil Young continues to redefine the career path of the veteran rock musician, often eschewing formal releases of
[rating=9.00] The newest release from the constantly retro looking showman Jack White is titled Lazaretto which is a quarantine station for sailors. White has stated in recent interviews he would
[rating=8.00] Bob Mould has spent a substantial amount of time looking back recently. In 2011, he released a revealing and candid autobiography. The next year brought expanded reissues of his
[rating=8.00] For their eighth studio release, Umphrey’s McGee set out to make a rock and roll album. Similar Skin sounds huge and clean and finds the band locked into some
