Review: The Garifuna Collective – Ayó
-Greg’s Take- Music plays a vital role in a long list of life events, but perhaps none more important than celebration;
25
Jun
Review: Danny Michel & The Garifuna Collective – Black Birds Are Dancing Over Me
-Greg’s Take- There is a growing trend in the musical world where artists are collaborating and/or reaching to local
25
Jun
Review: Field Medic – Crushed Pennies
-Greg’s Take- There is the common belief that you should never do business with friends or family. Someone’s feelings
21
Jun
Review: Ryan White – Cry Wolf
-Greg’s Take- The best music comes from lessons learned. The yearning, aching love-lost aside, what brings an artist to
13
Jun
Review: Why+The+Wires – All These Dead Astronauts
-Greg’s Take- When you’re approached with the idea of “an unruly mixture of saxophone, accordion, chiming guitars and
06
Jun
Review: Linda Draper – Edgewise
-Greg’s Take- Before the years of horses drinking beer, muddy twang and an over “’Merica” mentality, there was a vast
24
May
Review: Crankshaft and the Gear Grinders – What You Gonna Do?
-Kevin’s Take- I recently had the pleasure of being asked to review Anoka County, Minnesota’s Crankshaft and the
16
May
Review: Vicky Cryer – The Synthetic Love of Emotional Engineering
-Greg’s Take- Imagine a supergroup, who truly defines the word “super,” recording an album in a 100 year old house. Ok,
02
May
Review: More Like Trees – Roots, Shoots & Leaves
-Greg’s Take- In a move that has already caused a stir on social media (thanks to that fantastic album cover), London’s
30
Apr