[rating=6.00] The Royal Southern Brotherhood certainly don’t lack confidence on The Royal Gospel. Quite the contrary, as the title suggests, the band’s offering unvarnished truth(s) in musical form. The trade-off
[rating=8.00] Every Felice Brothers album has its own particular distinction, but Life in the Dark may have the most significant one in their ten-year history: all the material was composed
During the summer of 2015, Sean Lennon’s neo-psychedelic band Ghost of a Saber Tooth filled the opening slot for a string of Primus shows, a trek that found Lennon partaking
[rating=9.00] With ten albums to his credit and a career that resides well below the radar, Michael McDermott might have been forgiven had he simply chosen to chuck his ambitions
Booking a concert on Father’s Day can be a bit of a gamble for some bands. However, this was not the case for An Evening with The Avett Brothers, which
In the newest installment of Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle reviews the self-titled new album from Texas singer-songwriter Robert Ellis, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full resolution: [youtube id=”VGtUMfI_1N0″ width=”630″
[rating=9.00] “I’m a democrat with a republican attitude… …I’m for everybody!” growls the soon-to-be octogenarian come garage, sleazy r&b, neo-soul and rock-n-roll legend Andre Williams on his 5th and latest
[rating=5.00] For their third full-length album, Fitz and the Tantrums abandon their soulful roots in favor of a pop aesthetic more in keeping with current pop radio. 2010 debut Pickin’
Game of Thrones nears the end of its sixth season with a satisfying, mesmerizing episode that stands solidly among the best of the best.
Siliicon Valley is back on track in the penultimate episode of its third season.
