‘The Painted Bird’ Offers Horrific Look At Human Soul (FILM REVIEW)
James Roberts
July 17, 2020
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Beautiful, lyrical, and in all ways horrific.
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Mike Dillon Tightens & Restrains Musical Focus on Rewarding ‘Rosewood (ALBUM REVIEW)
Shawn Donohue
July 17, 2020
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There have been many changes in Mike Dillon’s personal life recently and that has led to a self-described transitional album titled Rosewood via Royal Potato Family. Dillon moved from his longtime
Billy Martin Drums Natural Manifestation Of Internal Rhythm Via ‘Guilty’ (ALBUM REVIEW)
Doug Collette
July 17, 2020
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While avant-funk trio Medeski, Martin & Wood relegates itself to rare live appearances and records these days, native New Yorker Billy Martin aka ‘illyB’ has kept a somewhat lower but
Innovative Drummer Jeff Cosgrove Celebrates The Music of William Parker with John Medeski/Jeff Lederer on ‘History Gets Ahead of the Story’ (ALBUM REVIEW)
Jim Hynes
July 17, 2020
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Drummer/composer Jeff Cosgrove uses his sixth album as a leader to celebrate the music of former collaborator, bassist/composer William Parker. On History Gets Ahead of the Story, the drummer offers
Flawless Backing Band The Texas Gentlemen Kick, Stammer & Boogie On Second LP ‘Floor It!!!’
John Moore
July 16, 2020
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The Texas Gentlemen – a flawless collective of Dallas-based musicians that have served as backing band to everyone from Kris Kristofferson to George Strait – recorded some of their latest
TWO (Aja Volkman and Dan Epand of Nico Vega) Deliver Focused, Synth-heavy Indie Rock on ‘Pull The Knife Out’
John Moore
July 16, 2020
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Buried in just seven tracks on the debut album from TWO are crates and crates of musical inspiration. Everything from the obvious – alt and indie rock – to snatches
VIDEO PREMIERE: Kenny Roby Conveys Introspective Wonders on David Schools Produced “Old Love”
Glide
July 16, 2020
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If talent alone summoned notoriety and financial success, Kenny Roby would be the Michael Stipe of his scene. The former lead singer of jangly alt-country outfit 6 String Drag, is
VIDEO PREMIERE: Cinder Well Inadvertently Speaks to Our Time with Mournful and Timely Folk Ballad “No Summer”
Glide
July 16, 2020
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The bell keeps tolling. Amelia Baker, who performs as Cinder Well, lives near a Catholic church in a small town in Ireland’s County Clare. Baker traveled here from America to
ALBUM PREMIERE: Alicia Viani Showcases Lyrical Craft and Warm Country-Folk on Self-titled Debut
Glide
July 16, 2020
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“I had this memory of people having guitars no matter where we were,” songwriter Alicia Viani says of her childhood, much of which was spent overseas, “and how easy it
50 Years Later: Revisiting Creedence Clearwater Revival’s Timeless ‘Cosmo’s Factory’
Doug Collette
July 16, 2020
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It is well-nigh impossible to find an album that more fully encapsulates an artist’s work than Cosmo’s Factory summarizes Creedence Clearwater Revival’s. Still riding the crest of the mainstream popularity
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