It’s Hard Not To “Feel Good” Listening To Alice Skye’s Sparkling, Vulnerable New Album Debra Kate Schafer July 30, 2021 Albums, Reviews 10 songs. That's all it took for Alice Skye to win over our hearts. Granted, she had already made herself comfortable in a little corner of ours back in 2018. The prolific and poignant songstress dropp... Read More...
On The Record: George Harrison’s ‘All Things Must Pass’ (50th Anniversary Edition), Plus the Gun Club’s ‘Fire of Love’ (Deluxe Edition) Jeff Burger July 30, 2021 Columns, On The Record Once Beatles fans had digested the news of their breakup, which became official in April of 1970, attention turned to what would come next. Would John Lennon produce the first blockbuster solo album, or would ... Read More...
The Magic of Melodies As Heard On the Self-Titled Debut From Nobody’s Girl L. Taylor Adzima July 30, 2021 Albums, Reviews With more than 15 solo albums between the three of them, BettySoo, Rebecca Loebe, and Grace Pettis make up the fantastical Texas trio Nobody’s Girl. The chemistry between this group of gals is undeniable, as t... Read More...
On The Record: Rolling Stones’ ‘Live on Copacabana Beach,’ Plus Steve Dawson and John R. Miller Jeff Burger July 23, 2021 Columns, On The Record The 1969 Woodstock festival attracted a small crowd by comparison with the Rolling Stones’ February 8, 2006 performance at Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro, which aired on TV throughout North America. Though... Read More...
John Mayer’s “Sob Rock” – No Tissues Required Amanda Ferrante Batista July 21, 2021 Albums, Reviews What’s catchy, melancholy, and blue all over? It’s John Mayer’s latest record, Sob Rock, a compilation call to embrace your emotions, unclench your uptight jaw, and chill the eff out. Sob Rock... Read More...
WILLOW’s “lately I feel EVERYTHING” – Playful, Jaded, Inclusive, & Enormous L. Taylor Adzima July 21, 2021 Albums, Reviews WILLOW’S groundbreaking new album lately I feel EVERYTHING dropped on July 18. For being her first venture into pop punk territory, lately I feel EVERYTHING was a pleasant gift to the scene. WILLOW delv... Read More...
Why We Loved The Drum-Heavy, Rockstar Musicianship & Punky Antics Seen In jxdn’s Live Stream / July 17, 2021 Debra Kate Schafer July 19, 2021 Concerts, Reviews A somewhat virtual, but very much live sea of tattoos, iPhones, special guests, excitement, and screams awoke something new in the ever-growing fandom of jxdn the night of July 17. Tell Me About Tomorro... Read More...
The Wallflowers’ Post-Hiatus Record Is Genre-bending Storytelling At Its Finest L. Taylor Adzima July 14, 2021 Albums, Reviews Jakob Dylan (finally) returns with The Wallflowers’ seventh studio album: Exit Wounds. The Wallflowers, fronted by son of Bob Dylan, Jakob Dylan, have been a rock staple since their hits “One Headlight”... Read More...
jxdn Shows No Signs of Slowing Down On Harrowing Debut LP, “Tell Me About Tomorrow” Debra Kate Schafer July 5, 2021 Albums, Reviews Jxdn’s debut LP is out now and after one listen, we can guarantee that it will leave you over-stimulated, but in a good, rock-and-roll-needed-this, overly infectious sort of way. One listen to "BRAINDEAD" and ... Read More...
On The Record: An Expanded Edition of the Grateful Dead’s ‘Skull & Roses’ LP, plus Crowded House and Reigning Sound Jeff Burger July 3, 2021 Columns, On The Record An Anniversary Edition of the Dead’s Second Live Album Like the Beatles’ so-called White Album, the Grateful Dead’s eponymous second concert LP (following 1969’s well-named Live/Dead) has come to ... Read More...
