Madonna’s Top 5 Albums: The Original Queen of Pop
As I continue to bask in the neon club glow of Madonna’s Confessions II, I thought about where it wouldContinue Reading
Author: daveburck
Madonna’s Confessions II: An Inspired Return to the Dance Floor
The original Confessions was released over 20 years ago. With hits like Hung Up, it was seen as a resoundingContinue Reading
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
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
