[rating=9.00] When the prolific Ty Segall spends 14 months recording an album, it makes a statement. Manipulator is Segall’s seventh LP in seven years. Considering all of the side projects
Though she isn’t physically there, Frankie Rose leaves her mark when Brooklyn band Beverly plays live. The ex-Vivian Girls and ex-Dum Dum Girls drummer along with singer and guitarist Drew
[rating=5.00] Colony House’s debut album, When I Was Younger, is definitely one with a distinct message; these young boys from Nashville, Tennessee are out to spread the word of hope
If you’re the type of person who lives day in day out with an unquenchable thirst for real rock ‘n’ roll, chances are you’ve heard of the Bottle Rockets. If
If “Exit Only” is any indication of their newest direction, ‘La Isla Bonita’ may be one of the year’s most interesting albums.
[rating=8.00] Having proven their versatility, not to mention their comfort with modern technology, on their 2011 album Celebration, Florida, The Felice Brothers return to their forte of equally cinematic, albeit
[rating=7.00] Over the course of No-Man’s six studio recordings, singer/songwriter Tim Bowness wrote some of the most poignant lyrics in the realm of modern music. With multi-instrumentalist and progressive rock
[rating=7.00] As the banjo picker in his dad Del’s legendary Del McCoury Band, there’s hardly any need for introduction; Rob McCoury is undoubtedly bluegrass royalty. With decades worth of shows
[rating=7.00] On the Black Crowes’ 2013 tour, founding sibling Rich Robinson radiated an unusual air of authority in contrast to his deferential persona of years past. And on his new
[rating=9.00] On his first self titled release Benjamin Booker comes storming out of the gate with stripped down infectious rock and roll that you can feel in your bones and
