Where are Some New Reviews?
Hi. You may be wondering where the new music reviews and album review is for this week. Well, I justContinue Reading
Author: daveburck
Fleet Foxes’ Jara: Beautiful Harmonies and Ghosts
Robin Pecknold and Fleet Foxes recently dropped an unexpected record, Shore, and it is a return to the beautiful harmoniesContinue Reading
Janelle Mońae’s Turntables: Voter Suppression and the Modern Day Aretha Franklin
Janelle Mońae has released her first new music in about two years, since the release of the magnificent Dirty Computer.Continue Reading
Harry Belafonte’s Jump Up Calypso: Reggae’s and 2 Tone’s Ground Zero
Most people know Harry Belafonte for the iconic Banana Boat song and his appearances on both TV and film. However,Continue Reading
Bob Marley’s Live at the Rainbow 1977: Remastering a Classic
Bob Marley and the Wailers toured the breakthrough Exodus record in 1977, but the tour was cut short at theContinue Reading
Sufjan Stevens’ Video Game: An Ode to Self – Belief
Sufjan Stevens is an artists who takes big swings in his music from writing entire records to represent states inContinue Reading
Taylor Swift’s folklore: A Fragile Power that Redefines Pop
Within pop music history there are a number of records that force you to look at the genre in aContinue Reading
Springsteen’s A Letter to You: A Return to Rock and Roll
Later this month, September 23rd to be exact, Bruce Springsteen turns 71 and in A Letter to You he turnsContinue Reading
Megan Washington’s Batflowers: Regret, Flowers and Beautiful Pop
Megan Washington, who goes by Washington, hit the Australian music scene with her record I Believe You Liar in 2010.Continue Reading
Bruce Springsteen’s Nebraska: The Dark Side of the Midwest
Bruce Springsteen is an excellent storyteller and Nebraska is a journey into the dark side of the human condition. ThisContinue Reading
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