[rating=6.00] Trent Dabbs’ eighth release, The Way We Look at Horses, treads familiar territory for the Nashville singer-songwriter. It is a collection of songs dealing with concepts of love, loss,
California’s oldest continuously operating live production theater reopened after its most recent renovation, on Friday night December 6th, with a benefit concert for Notes For Notes. The theater was originally
Carrying the torch of a music legend’s legacy would be a complex job for anyone. Dweezil Zappa though has taken on his father’s musical legacy with a headfirst commitment to
Califone recently released a string of excellent videos: a voyeuristic apartment building tumble for “Frosted Tips,” a live 11-minute version of “Bells Break Arms,” “We are a Payphone” directed by
Following the release of the track “Bagboy” and the four-track “EP-1,” Pixies deliver again, rolling out “EP-2,” four more brand new songs – “Blue-Eyed Hexe,” “Magdalena,” “Greens and Blues” and
Jeff Winger struggles to become a teacher. Also: loads of hilarious Nicolas Cage jokes.
What will the show be since everyone graduated from Greendale? It looks like it could be a legal battle against the school for ruining everyone’s lives.
If Beck’s new album is even half as beautiful as “Love,” his new John Lennon cover, he’s sitting on his finest work in over a decade.
Zevon showcased his stellar songwriting and showmanship during this solo show.
[rating=7.00] All Your Life may be the loveliest album Al Di Meola has ever done. His affection for the Beatles material that comprises the album was no doubt amplified by
