Reviews

‘Dune’ Sets Promising Tone for the Franchise (FILM REVIEW)

Christian Long October 22, 2021 No Comments

While the adaptation is as yet incomplete, what we’ve got so far has potential.

David Keenan Makes Massive Leap with ‘What Then?’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

James Roberts October 22, 2021 No Comments

It’s easy to fall under the spell of David Keenan. The Irish folksinger has a knack for hypnotic folk-jams that draw you in with their enchanting rhythms, which feel a

Davy Knowles’ Musical Evolution Blossoms On ‘What Happens Next’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

Glide October 22, 2021 No Comments

The phrase used as the title of Davy Knowles’ What Happens Next should be interrogatory. Produced by Eric Corne, who’s fulfilled similar duties on albums by venerable British bluesman John

Hand Habits Drafts Nuanced Soft Melodicism On ‘Fun House’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

Mac Lockett October 22, 2021 No Comments

Meg Duffy is known for a particular kind of soft melodicism, crafting their last two albums with the prowess of an adept multi-instrumentalist, and fine-tuning their work down to their

Bassist Michael Feinberg Delivers Eclectic Response To Pandemic On ‘Hard Times’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

Jim Hynes October 22, 2021 No Comments

Prolific bassist and composer Michael Feinberg issues his eighth album as a leader with Hard Times, a layered and eclectic response to the pandemic, rendered by an impressive cast of

My Morning Jacket Returns With Colorful Abandon On ‘My Morning Jacket’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

Shawn Donohue October 21, 2021 No Comments

When an established band decides to put out a mid-career self-titled album it usually signals a reset for the artists involved. My Morning Jacket’s ninth studio album is exactly that

Lowland Hum Channel Emotive and Beautiful Folk on Aptly-titled ‘At Home’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

John Moore October 21, 2021 No Comments

Charlottesville, VA-based folk duo Lowland Hum went through a slew of emotions over the past year and a half. Along with navigating the global pandemic, the married couple lived through

Wannabe Reviews the Self-titled LP from Buffalo Nichols

Chris Prunckle October 21, 2021 No Comments

In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on the self-titled new album from Buffalo Nichols, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full

Phish Leaves Time To Reflect and Blaze On at Eugene, OR’s Matthew Knight Arena (SHOW REVIEW/PHOTOS)

Neil Ferguson October 20, 2021 No Comments

On Tuesday, October 19th, Phish kicked off the first of two nights in the college town of Eugene, Oregon at the Matthew Knight Arena. The show marked the fourth stop

Jackson+Sellers Straddle Rock Anthems and Slow Burners on Debut LP ‘Breaking Point’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

John Moore October 20, 2021 No Comments

Jackson+Sellers is one of the first great pandemic bands. Jade Jackson first met Aubrie Sellers when she opened for her at a Nashville show. Once actual shows became little more