[rating=8.00] With twenty — yes, twenty! — releases to his credit thus far, Dan Bern somehow remains an undiscovered talent, a singer/songwriter whose music is so honest and evocative, it
[rating=8.00] It’s been a half-decade of contemplation and anticipation for HEALTH fans. After 2010’s Disco 2, and hearing virtually nothing (except a 2013 Max Payne video game soundtrack), I wondered
[rating=9.00] “eps1.9_zer0-day.avi“ It’s been an incredibly titillating and turbulent season for Mr. Robot, and holy shit was it worth the ride. In the beginning we had just one truth, Elliot has
If 2015 was the final chapter for Motley Crue, 2016 promises to be the year of Black Sabbath. Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi and Geezer Butler will close the their history
Gary Clark Jr.’s highly anticipated second album for Warner Bros. Records, The Story of Sonny Boy Slim, is set for release on 9/11/15 is another step in a career that
[rating=6.00] Thirty years into their career as a band, Yo La Tengo continues to evolve, but always on their own terms. This particular phase of their evolution finds members Ira
[rating=9.00] With the release of Find A Way to Care, John Mayall has effectively shed the oft-overused moniker of “Godfather of the British Blues.” The appellation may remain accurate, but
Phish has announced Phish: Riviera Maya, the band’s first-ever resort concert event set to hit Mexico’s Riviera Maya on January 15-17, 2016. The four-day, all-inclusive event will see the band
We knew a solo album was due soon, but it has sort of already arrived sooner than later for Alabama Shakes front-woman Brittany Howard. Today she has announced a side
It was 1969. Early July, to be exact. A warm day with scattered white clouds moving across the sky as an array of mostly young bohemians made their way into
