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Album Review – HAIM – Something to Tell You (Polydor)

Daniel Michael Alleva
October 11, 2017
Albums
HAIM were an unexpected delight in 2013 with their debut album, Days Are Gone. That album was an unabashed love letter to rock music of the late ‘70s and early ‘80s, with HAIM being able to up the ante by i... Read More...

Paul Weller: A Kind Revolution

Daniel Michael Alleva
August 2, 2017
Albums
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  Only Paul Weller could create an album like A Kind Revolution—so stylistically rich and diverse, yet still be able to pull it off. Though, if you think about it, there shouldn't be much surprise a... Read More...

Johnny Marr: The Messenger

Daniel Michael Alleva
April 18, 2013
Albums
It took 30-odd years to see through, but The Messenger is former Smiths guitarist Johnny Marr's first solo album. Written and produced by Marr himself, it is the first of his many recordings to express sole... Read More...

Interview with Billy Graziadei from Biohazard: The Rebirth Of Biohazard

Daniel Michael Alleva
February 16, 2012
Interviews
I recently spoke with Biohazard's Billy Graziadei about his band's new album, Reborn In Defiance, and together, we talked at length on many topics, from how the sudden departure of bassist/co-vocalist Evan ... Read More...

Interview with Brian Wheat from Tesla: Fortunate Sons

Daniel Michael Alleva
February 15, 2012
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Recently, I had the opportunity to speak with Tesla bassist Brian Wheat about their latest record, Twisted Wires And The Acoustic Sessions. The album is a potpourri of Tesla nuggets recorded acoustically in... Read More...

Interview with Matt from Matt & Kim: D.I.Y. Cute

Daniel Michael Alleva
December 28, 2011
Interviews
They've probably heard this said about them a million times, but Matt and Kim are just so goddamn cute. I mean, just take one look at them—tell me you don't look at the fresh-faced couple and think, “Man, I... Read More...

Interview with Matisyahu: Faith Speaks for Itself… Maybe.

Daniel Michael Alleva
December 21, 2011
Interviews
By now, most people know Matthew Paul Miller as Matisyahu, the American-born Hasidic Jewish reggae artist who emerged on the scene in 2004 as an interesting character in the world of reggae and alternative ... Read More...

Interview with Patrick Hallahan from My Morning Jacket: Keep Holding On

Daniel Michael Alleva
December 14, 2011
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To begin working on their latest album, Circuital, My Morning Jacket returned to their hometown of Louisville, Kentucky, and set up shop in a church gymnasium. Their intent at first was to begin doing demos... Read More...

Danzig Legacy Show @ Hammerstein Ballroom

Daniel Michael Alleva
December 7, 2011
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NEW YORK, NY—Glenn Danzig's first real record, Static Age, recorded in 1978 with his band The Misfits, helped spike horror imagery into the vein of American music. Danzig then built a bridge between punk an... Read More...

Ryan Adams: Ashes & Fire

Daniel Michael Alleva
November 22, 2011
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Ashes & Fire is Ryans Adams’ first album of new material since 2008’s Cardinology, after which the prolific songwriter disbanded his group, The Cardinals, and took a long and well-deserved hiatus. Adams... Read More...
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