Gang of Four: Return The Gift
Joe Wallace
October 3, 2005
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The Marxist funk is back. Not quite as funky, though. In fact, the
newly re-grouped Gang Of Four sounds a lot more garage these days.
Album Reviews
deSol: deSol
Jamie Lee
September 30, 2005
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deSol, a band of seven musicians from New York and New Jersey with strong Latin bloodlines, are standing atop the fence that runs somewhere between the salsa flavor of Ozomatli and the Texican blues of Los Lonely Boys.
Ryan Adams and The Cardinals: Jacksonville City Nights
Jason Gonulsen
September 30, 2005
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Before his semi-hit
Teenage Fanclub: Man-Made
Jason Macneil
September 29, 2005
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The high level of consistency is another asset Teenage Fanclub is known for, and the stellar
Groundtruther: Charlie Hunter / Bobby Previte / DJ Logic: Longitude
Ross Wildman
September 27, 2005
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In their second collaboration, 8-string guitar maestro Charlie Hunter and drummer Bobby Previte reinvent their eclectic mix of sounds as a more aggressive trio on Longitude.
Sound Tribe Sector 9: Artifact: Perspectives
Simon Cohn
September 26, 2005
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In the five years separating the recently released Artifact from their previous studio effort, STS9 has toured and performed with Tortoise, drum & bass guru LTJ Bukem and beat alchemists like Telefon Tel Aviv and Karsh Kale among others, and they
Calexico/Iron & Wine : In The Reins
Shane Handler
September 23, 2005
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In the first of what we can only hope will become a series of collaborations between Calexico and Iron & Wine, this seven song effort features the minimalist Sam Beam approach floating on neo-folk and country-western waters.
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