[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
[rating=9.00] The Sharon Van Etten you’ve gotten to know on her last two records Epic and Tramp, respectively, has made some major changes. Her newest release Are We There is
Live in Holland 1976 is an ideal companion piece to the previously released Little Feat DVD Skin It Back recorded in Germany in 1977. On the latter, Lowell George was
[rating=6.00] It’s been nearly a decade since Conor Oberst followed up a few preceding years of solid work with his masterpiece, I’m Wide Awake, It’s Morning. That album, released under
[rating=6.00] In his first full length recording, Built on Glass, Australian artist Chet Faker (humanly named Nick Murphy), sets you down within an electronic haze of emotion. His fascination for
It’s a shame that some people only know of the late Harry Nilsson via his association with his onetime drinking buddy John Lennon. Sure the two raised more than a
