[rating=8.00] Mike Eldred knows how to navigate the various hues of the blues. His band’s new album Baptist Town demonstrates this versatility while also proving a point — that is,
Friday, June 24th was a warm summer night in Brooklyn, NY, a perfect evening to get out and see some live music, which is exactly what many hip young Brooklynites
With the soundboard from Saturday’s show Dead & Company show playing through the speakers, the magnificence of the first show at Citi Field is confirmed. Guitarist John Mayer has made
It was an uneventful close to an uneven season that managed to satisfy as much as it underwhelmed.
After a slow couple of weeks, Preacher comes out strong and shows just how great it can be with a little bit of effort.
[rating=7.00] If you look at the history and timeline of American music, it seems only natural that two of our country’s greatest contributions to the world – blues and hip-hop
[rating=9.00] Well goddamn. It’s rare that a band releases a burner for their sophomore album, the kind you listen to the entire way through and then hit repeat. Yet Portland, Maine
[rating=6.00] There’s an ongoing debate about the state of the Avett Brothers’ music that begins with 2009’s Rick Rubin-produced I and Love and You. The Avett Brothers, a North Carolina-based
[rating=8.00] Rich Robinson’s last album under his own name, 2014’s The Ceaseless Sight, set in motion a sequence of events that, in combination with the reissue of his previous solo
The Shallows begs neither for a watch nor remembrance, but still sort of manages to be a fun enough time at the movies.
