Sometimes revolutions begin quietly. In 1988, Cowboy Junkies proved that there was an audience waiting for something quiet, beautiful and reflective. The Trinity Session was like a whisper that cut
With the release in April of their new live DVD, Kings Among Scotland, and a big tour with Slayer happening as we speak, it looks like there are no signs
Rachael Price’s jazzy, blue-eyed soul vocal has always been the glue that binds the poppy riffs of Boston’s Lake Street Dive. On June 2nd at the Montbleu Resort and
[rating=7.00] One might think it’s a bit early in their infancy for string band Twisted Pine to offer up a covers EP. Having written every song on their well-received debut,
Global warming is, like, totally bad and spiritually wrong.
M Ward surprised fans with an instant release today, to coincide a North American tour which kicked off in Philadelphia last night. What A Wonderful Industry is the lauded singer/songwriter’s
Sandra Bullock and co pull off a fun, if somewhat pointless, addition to the Ocean’s franchise.
Tony Joe White’s music is as primal as a lizard’s backbone. It echoes from the magnolia groves and bayous of his Louisiana childhood, and looms into the present every time
[rating=7.00] Howlin’ Rain’s The Alligator Bride may be indebted to some readily-discernible contemporary rock influences-unlikely opposites such as Free and the Grateful Dead-but only indirectly so and then only gleefully
Charming leads nearly save On Chesil Beach.
