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: The Idan Raichel Project – Quarter to Six
-Greg’s Take- There is a world within our existence that is far too often ignored. It lives within the toughness of
31
May
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: Christopher Paul Stelling – False Cities
-Greg’s Take- The conviction that fills music is the life-force of an artist and separates sound from art. All too
20
May
Rathborne – Last Forgiven (Single)
When something is labeled neo-New Wave or caffeinated pop we tend to turn the volume down and hope we don’t become tempted to
17
May
The Autumn Hollow Band: Orlando Brown (Single)
On December 19, 1999, the world’s best sports official Jeff Triplette lightly tossed a piece of fabric into the air and it
16
May
Review: Mortar & Pestle – Mortar & Pestle
-Greg’s Take- The crazy alchemy that is bridging throwback sounds with modern flair has eluded many and been achieved
15
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
Review: Picture Day – Every Day Is Picture Day
-Greg’s Take- Imagine if 311 grew up in the mid-west; you know, where the plains states meet the beginning of the
09
Apr