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.
Album Reviews
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...
Nice As Fuck | Life is Short, Let Yourself Be Happy
Before we get to Nice As Fuck, let’s first talk about supergroups, and how the best bands are...
Garbage: Strange Little Birds | Boring Nostalgia
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles on the big screen, OJ Simpson on the TV, and Ecto-Cooler in the refrigerator....
Red Hot Chili Peppers Getaway from Middle Age with New Grooves
The Getaway is the album the Red Hot Chili Peppers need at this point in their 30+ year career. It holds together their strengths & explores new ground.
Esmé Patterson Hosts a “Wild” Album Release Party at the Larimer
I predict the next Colorado artist (albeit, one who currently claims to be based in Portland, Oregon) to break big may very well be the country/folk rock songstress, Esmé Patterson.
The Monkees: Good Times! | So Freakin Happy!
Are The Monkees just as important to secular music as The Beatles or Beach Boys? God no but they are a whole lot of fun to listen to.
Eric Clapton: I Still Do | Did He Ever?
The new Eric Clapton record, titled simply I Still Do, begs a smartass question: did he ever?Depends on what you mean: capable of greatness or average?
The Hotelier: Goodness | Still Tugging at Our Heart Strings
The Hotelier's Goodness, in thematic innocence is a band that has changed, enduring the wave of personal trauma and glory that arose from the aftermath.