Diet Cig’s Do You Wonder About Me? is the indie duos latest record since their debut, Swear I’m Good At This. Alex Luciano (vocalist/guitarist) met Noah Bowman (drummer) at a
With the release of Making A Door Less Open Car Seat Headrest subsequently announced a decisive shift in their overall sound. Without completely abandoning the staples that have turned a
Anyone who complained that American Aquarium’s 2018 album Things Change was “too political,” should probably sit this new one out as well. Lamentations is BJ Barham’s strongest work yet lyrically,
From from bewitching, this indie horror leaves much to be desired.
It’s a measure of the profound influence Jerry Garcia continues to wield that contemporary musicians remain so inclined to exhibit the results of his inspiration. And such displays, like The
Venezuelan pianist and Latin Grammy nominee Gabriel Chakarji augments his trio for his studio recording debut New Beginning, redefining the relationship between jazz and Afro-South American/Caribbean music with eight original
In Pokey LaFarge’s own words, “the man singing these songs isn’t exactly the same man that wrote them.” And that’s probably a good thing. As the album title indicates, LaFarge
Should you be counting, this is the fourth review in this weird year of 2020 for the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra (JLCO) and their label, Blue Engine Records, which
Dream Hunting in the Valley of the In-Between, the sixth album from experimental indie outfit Man Man, follows the same path laid out by 2013’s On Oni Pond. Like that
Chicano Batman’s 2017 release Freedom Is Free was a breakthrough for the band, blending tropicalia, psych-rock, 70’s looking R&B, and sweet retro-soul sounds. Their 2020 follow up Invisible People is
