PJ Harvey’s Voyager: 90s Punk Icon Goes to Space
PJ Harvey has had an eclectic career. Much like Bowie’s late career, Harvey has moved from punk rocker, to acousticContinue Reading
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The Stokes’ Falling Out Of Love: To Quote a Great Man, “What are we Doing?”
When I think of the NY based band The Strokes I think of stripped back rock…Last Nite…or experimental lo-fi…Selfless…but notContinue Reading
Steve Lacy’s The Feeling: Embracing his Inner 70s Stevie Wonder
Steve Lacy has been slowly teasing his new record, which will be the first in 4 years. Finally, a leadContinue Reading
Pride Month: Celebrating LGBTQIA+ Artists in Music History
As Pride Month keeps moving along it’s important to celebrate LGBTQIA+ artists in music. Some artists have great historical importance,Continue Reading
do+PE’s Doomsay: Fight the Power, Don’t Fade Away
When I heard that Chuck D was going to make a record with drummer John Densmore from the Doors, IContinue Reading
Olivia Rodrigo’s The Cure: This is why I Love Music
Every so often a song comes along that reminds me why I love music so much. The Linda Lindas didContinue Reading
Neil Diamond’s Wild at Heart: An Epic Closing Act from an Icon
This may be the last time I can review a Neil Diamond track for new music, so I’m going toContinue Reading
Sofiane Pamart and Sia’s Gimme Love Orchestra: An Operatic Journey of Love, Despair and Triumph
It has been a while since Sia really hit my register. She was putting out Christmas music and a singleContinue Reading
The Claypool Lennon Delirium’s Meat Machines: A Trippy Look at Humanity
To my surprise not only was Les Claypool and Sean Ono Lennon in a band together, but they have putContinue Reading
Death Cab for Cutie’s Punching the Flowers: Transatlanticism’s Love Child is all Grown-Up
Death Cab for Cutie is back with a new record. To be honest…they never really left. Death Cab has beenContinue Reading
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