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‘Borat Subsequent Moviefilm’ A Hilarious, Shocking Return for Sacha Baron Cohen (FILM REVIEW)

James Roberts October 22, 2020 No Comments

Borat’s second movie outing is very ni…well, very good.

Fuzz Stalk Back With ‘III’ – Another Snarling & Loud Guitar Rock Effort (ALBUM REVIEW)

Jeremy Lukens October 21, 2020 No Comments

One of Ty Segall’s many bands, Fuzz, returns with its third album III, an energetic mix of in-your-face guitar rock. The band’s first album since 2015 is a tour de

40 Years Later: Revisiting U2’s Momentous Debut LP ‘Boy’

Doug Collette October 21, 2020 No Comments

With forty-years hindsight, a discerning listen to U2’s debut album, Boy, (released 10/20/80) reaffirms a notion the Irish quartet has ridden the momentum generated by this first album of theirs

Mali’s Songhoy Blues Brings the Fighting Spirit of Resistance, Seeking Empowerment With ‘Optimisme’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

Jim Hynes October 20, 2020 No Comments

By now most of us are familiar with the great blues-based music, oft trance-like music that emanates from the war-torn, chronically divisive Mali in West Africa. You know the artists

‘The Trial of the Chicago 7’ Makes For One of 2020’s Best Films (FILM REVIEW)

James Roberts October 16, 2020 No Comments

Aaron Sorkin’s second film is a stunning courtroom knock out.

Low Cut Connie Save & Inspire Us On Fully Realized Double LP ‘Private Lives’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

John Moore October 13, 2020 No Comments

In 2020, the idea of a double album seems a bit overwhelming. A mix of having to devote every waking moment to politics while worrying about why we live in

Eddie Van Halen- The Keyboardist: Remembering The Guitar Hero’s Greatest Synth Moments

Shane Handler October 13, 2020 No Comments

In the last week, we’ve been mourning the loss of guitar hero Eddie Van Halen who passed away last Tuesday, October 6th at the age of 65. Through the numerous

Not Really a Country Band: Nashville’s Great Peacock Chug Up Midwest Guitar Driven LP ‘Forever Worse Better’ (INTERVIEW)

Shane Handler October 13, 2020 No Comments

Frontman/guitarist Andrew Nelson of Nashville based Great Peacock certainly tells it like it is when describing the inspiration behind the band’s third album Forever Worse Better (released 10/9). “We’re struggling

Trey Anastasio Selflessly Kicks Off Beacon Jams Run With Spirited Set & Stunning “Stash” (SHOW REVIEW)

Dave Goodwich October 10, 2020 2 Comments

Trey Anastasio kicked off The Beacon Jams, his eight-week livestream residency at New York’s legendary Beacon Theatre, this Friday evening (10/9/20) with a stellar performance consisting of a single two-and-a-half-hour