Album Reviews

Ani DiFranco: Carnegie Hall – 4/6/02

Osvaldo Oyola July 7, 2006 No Comments

If you

Kaki King:

Adam Bissen July 6, 2006 No Comments

Kaki King has earned a growing fan base over the years for her innovative guitar playing and artfully looped songs, but on her third album

Peeping Tom: Peeping Tom

Shane Handler July 3, 2006 No Comments

With his latest project Peeping Tom, an album in the works since the mid 90

Merl Saunders & Jerry Garcia: Well-Matched: The Best of Merl Saunders & Jerry Garcia

Shawn Donohue June 30, 2006 No Comments

Well-Matched showcases classic numbers such as the Phillips/ Parker rumbling “Mystery Train,” Dylan’s piercing "Positively 4th Street” and Jimmy Cliff’s reggae gem “The Harder They Come,” in a fashion that any music lover can get behind.

The Submarines : Declare A New State

Michael Jones June 30, 2006 No Comments

This is an album you

Kimya Dawson: Remember That I Love You

Darren Susin June 29, 2006 No Comments

While the bulk of the album is Dawson with her guitar, behind each song there hides conspicuous piano notes, drowsy whistlers, lonely drums, and drunk violins.

Another Fiasco: If Never Was Enough

Jamie Lee June 29, 2006 No Comments

On the recently released If Never Was Enough, the quintet exudes Zepplin-esque bravado in exorcising its rock and roll demons.

Skerik’s Syncopated Taint Septet: Husky

Sarah Moore June 28, 2006 No Comments

While their previous self-titled record on ropeadope seemed more haphazard in a coming-together-at-the-last-minute sort of way, Husky has a more robust polish to it.

Shooter Jennings: Electric Rodeo

Jeffrey Greenblatt June 28, 2006 No Comments

There was a time when rock bands recorded songs exclusively about sex, drugs and rock n

Sam Bush: Laps in Seven

Brad Hodge June 27, 2006 No Comments

The forefather of jamgrass has done it again. Sam Bush for many years has lead the way in pioneering a new level of bluegrass influenced music. Laps in Seven finds him coloring outside the lines once again.