The Kissers: Good Fight
Tony Engelhart
January 23, 2006
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The former Pogues cover band plays a brand of Celtic rock that will get your fist a shakin
Album Reviews
XTC: Apple Bite
Jason Keil
January 20, 2006
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The reason why XTC has been fortunate enough to continue to release records is because of their exceedingly dedicated following who snaps up anything that the songwriting team of guitarist Andy Partridge and bassist Colin Moulding have released. Whether their
Ravenous faction will purchase the 54 track box set Apple Box is not clear, since the tracks come from the previously released Apple Venus, Wasp Star, Homespun, and Homegrown, four albums aficionados undoubtedly have.
Rolla: La La Land
Kenny Bohlin
January 19, 2006
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Rolla is the union of Deep Banana Blackout guitarist Fuzz and singer/songwriter Carrie Ernst. On their debut album La La Land, the accord created between the two leads can be exquisite, as Fuzz leaves the funk for a more straight-forward organic pop sound. Fuzz
Yonder Mountain String Band: Mountain Tracks: Volume 4
Jason Rooks
January 19, 2006
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This fourth installment of their live series, Mountain Tracks, is a double serving that includes one audio disc and a bonus DVD entitled ‘The Europe Bootlegs.’
Space Cossacks: Never Mind The Bolsheviks-The Best Of
Keith Hannaleck
January 17, 2006
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Finally a compilation of the best of their incredible two albums released on MuSick Records including live cuts and some unreleased studio gems.
The Strokes: First Impressions of Earth
Eric Saeger
January 17, 2006
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With all the same-sounding major-label
The Go! Team : Thunder, Lightning, Strike
Jeffrey Greenblatt
January 11, 2006
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Thunder, Lightning, Strike might actually be one of the only albums to have made Top Ten lists two years in a row and justly so.
Railroad Earth: Elko
Jamie Lee
January 10, 2006
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With a good set of headphones and closed eyes, Elko can almost entirely deliver the Railroad Earth experience.
Stretch Arm Strong: Free At Last
Meghan Callaghan
January 10, 2006
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Despite the hardcore backbone, their style of punk is less harsh and melodramatic, more refreshing, positive, and sincere.
Cat Power: The Greatest
Shane Handler
January 8, 2006
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With enough Best of 2005 album lists to make even Sufjan Stevens blush, there
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