Yoko Ono: Yes I’m A Witch Too | Old Music / New Context
Over the years Yoko Ono has been one of the most divisive artists in music. To one camp,...
Album Reviews
Dinosaur Jr: Give a Glimpse at Greatness on Give a Glimpse of What Yer Not
If you love Dinosaur Jr., you’ll love A Glimpse of What Yer Not. If you don’t love Dinosaur Jr. I don’t give a shit, you’re dead to me anyway.
Dust Moth: Scale | Hypnotic, Exciting, and Choatic
Scale feels bigger, fuller and more explosive. Dust Moth's evolution is exciting and Scale is sure to take them from local supergroup to national sensation.
Miserable: Uncontrollable | Dense, Moody, and Foreboding
Dense, moody, and foreboding are three words that came to mind during my initial listen of Miserable's Uncontrollable. Miserable isn't miserable.
Kiiara: Low Kii Savage | Gold Plated
One thing’s for sure though is that Kiiara has made one hell of an entrance with Low Kii Savage. It’s polished, well produced and brilliantly executed.
Night Verses Go Deep Into The Vanishing Light
Night Verses are definitely their very own, and are doing an awesome job at creating something that is original on Into the Vanishing Light
Jerry Garcia: GarciaLive Vol. 6: July 5, 1973 | Epic Jams and Solos
GarciaLive Vol. 6, the latest Jerry Garcia live release, shines a light on the little-explored Merl Saunders-Jerry Garcia band's jazzy, jammed-out live sets
The Lees Of Memory: Unnecessary Evil | Creative and Fearless
The fearlessness of recording a rock album that features strings, sitars, and pedal steel, is what makes The Lees Of Memory so great on Unnecessary Evil.
Neil Young + Promise of the Real: Earth | Cool Moments and Weird Statements
As a whole, Earth is an interesting snapshot of where Neil Young’s mind is these days, rather than as a snapshot of his 2015 tour with Promise of the Real.
Whitney: Light Upon the Lake | Dad Rock and How I Learned to Accept the Groove
I call my parents every Sunday afternoon without fail. It has become a tradition ever since I began...