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DJ Williams Projekt: Projekt Management

Brian Gearing July 27, 2005 No Comments

Guitar upstart DJ Williams looks like he ought to be serving you fries, not the kind of heavy jazz-tinged funk and soul on his debut, Projekt Management. The surprisingly mature young bandleader relies heavily on his Projekt of Richmond funk all-stars for the record

Percy Hill – Been So Long (Aaron Katz Interview)

Shane Handler March 31, 2005 No Comments

After a seven year lapse between albums, Percy Hill has returned via their recognized 70

Maktub: Say What you Mean

Jake Krolick March 16, 2005 No Comments

Maktub is the band that slides you right past the “would you like to come up for a cup of coffee?” part of your date and right into the heat and passion.

LCD Soundsystem: LCD Soundsystem

Shane Handler March 2, 2005 No Comments

Whether LCD Soundsystem is a band, studio creation or a glorified DJ
is yet to be seen. But using Murphy

Percy Hill : After All

Shane Handler March 1, 2005 No Comments

To the delight of Percy Hill fans, After All shows no signs of reinvention, instead it’s another sticky album, that sounds like Percy Hill should sound:
soulful, funky, crisp and dynamic. It

Sound Tribe Sector 9: Snowmass, Boulder & Denver, Colorado – February 3-5

Chris Clark February 11, 2005 No Comments

or three nights, STS9 brought the heat to the state of Colorado and showed the music world just why they are a band to look out for in 2005. With Artifact now released and the band in the midst of a massive national tour to support, watch out for a band poised to make a big splash and change the music world as we know it.

Karl Denson

Glide January 4, 2005 No Comments

Photos by Robert Massie of Karl Denson

Burning Dirty Band: 17 Year Sun

David Boffa December 24, 2004 No Comments

The Burning Dirty Band is what it is, and that’s all that there is, so why does this album make me feel that there is much more to it than this? The answer is discovered in two words: raw emotion.

Medeski Martin & Wood 11/02/2004: Colony Cafe, Woodstock, NY

Joe Adler December 7, 2004 No Comments

This rare acoustic night showcased the heart of Medeski, Martin and Wood and how sometimes, all the bells and whistles, be they very cerebral to the MMW sound, should be silenced to simply breath in what music is all about in its natural and unaffected voice.

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