Album Review: Chelsea Wolfe – Abyss
Abyss is the work that will define Chelsea Wolfe as the queen of the mysterious and the priestess that reigns over the dreams of her devoted listeners.
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First Aid Kit, July 29th @ St. Andrew’s Hall, Detroit, MI
Danielle had an emotional awakening at the First Aid Kit show in Detroit. Klara and Johanna Söderberg understand all of Danielle's adult problems.
Album Review: Jason Isbell – Something More Than Free
When Southeastern was released, I thought it was the highest point in Jason Isbell ’s career. Something More Than Free pushes further into greatness.
Album Review: mewithoutYou – Pale Horses
There’s a sense of measured purpose to Pale Horses that I really needed to hear in 2015 and I’m glad I got to experience from mewithoutYou.
Adopt These Albums: Keaton Henson – Birthdays / Romantic Works
Josh Peters revisits Birthdays and Romantic Works, and reflects on the healing properties of Keaton Henson's intensely melancholic music.
The Homecoming of Grace & Tony
Grace & Tony’s Homecoming Concert has reinforced that every region and subculture has a distinct voice and offers a rich contribution to its' culture.
Adopt This Album: Sibylle Baier – Colour Green
Sibylle Baier's collection of songs, Colour Green is a perfect Folk record that took over 20 years to see the light of day. Sam fills you in on the secret of why this is such a must have in your collection.
New Jams: Tim Korenich – Change of Pace
Change of Pace is a six song EP that is full of excellent ideas, sounds, and moods with Tim Korenich showing a ton of promise as a solo artist.
Album Review: Opeth – Pale Communion
Opeth show's that their 11th studio album Pale Communion is worth the wait. It's progressive and heavy; yet, unique compared to the band's other records.
The Pop Presidents: Eisenhower (The Ten Best Albums from 1953 to 1961)
The Pop Presidents: Eisenhower (The Ten Best Albums from 1953 to 1961)