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Sahara Hotnights: Kiss & Tell

Brian Foy August 17, 2004 No Comments

If David Spade were reviewing Kiss & Tell, he

Jesse Sykes 6/20/2004: FEZ Undertime Cafe – New York, NY

Heather Handler August 9, 2004 No Comments

Jesse Sykes and the Sweet Hereafter have arrived with the release of their newest album Oh My Girl. It is a beautiful compilation of vocals and instruments that when listened to, blends the moody sounds of eerie guitar and gorgeous longing voices.

LP: Suburban Sprawl & Alcohol

David Eduardo July 14, 2004 No Comments

Thankfully, without Moby and too many buttons, LP kicks out all the rock and roll that No Doubt wishes they did. Then again, LP would likely agree that it wouldn

Marly Hornik: Say You Do

Philip Mccluskey June 14, 2004 No Comments

Marly Hornik voice doesn

Allison Moorer: The Duel

Timothy Stout May 18, 2004 No Comments

Allison Moorer

Melissa Etheridge: Roxy Theatre, Atlanta GA

Bill Clifford May 18, 2004 No Comments

To the delight of her fans in Atlanta, Melissa let her emotions (and a little luck) get the best of her on this Thursday night performance. Her three-hour set rocked, and shook the small theater all night long, proving once again, that she is one of today

eastmountain south 2/27/2004: Great American Music Hall – San Francisco, CA

Philip Mccluskey April 5, 2004 No Comments

Eastmountainsouth created an atmosphere in the Great American

Norah Jones: Feels Like Home

Dustin Glass February 23, 2004 No Comments

Feels Like Home builds on the jazzy-pop sounds that made Jones’ debut album, Come Away With Me, such a huge success, but broadens the playing field a little wider by also venturing into the styles of bluegrass and country. Norah’s gentle voice and subtle piano playing is somehow both relaxing and energizing at the same time, and the album opener and first single, “Sunrise,” pulls you in from the get go with her soulful vocals.