Earl Sweatshirt’s Exhaust: Strength Through Hip Hop
Earl Sweatshirt is back with a record that is part vibes, part unforgiving self-introspection, part pick up hoops and partContinue Reading
Category: New Music Reviews
Too busy to keep up with new music? This section is dedicated to reviews of the key new tracks out and about. This is a chance to tap into some new tracks.
Bruce Springsteen’s Atlantic City (Electric Nebraska): Noir Goes Technicolor
First off, I love Nebraska and think it’s Bruce Springsteen’s best record and best writing. I pre-ordered the Nebraska ’82Continue Reading
Madonna’s Right on Time: A Forgotten Gem Unearthed after 30 Years
2025 has been a year of highly anticipated unreleased music. Thus far we have Springsteen’s “Electric Nebraska,” Stevie Nicks andContinue Reading
Megadeth’s Tipping Point: An Uneven Ride of Metal Thrills and Shaking my Head
The genesis of Megadeth was the moment a bus ticket hit Dave Mustaine’s hand and Metallica told him to hitContinue Reading
Courtney Barnett’s Stay in Your Lane: A Return to Modern Aussie Punk
It has been a couple years since we had a record from Courtney Barnett and that was an instrumental soundtrackContinue Reading
Dar Williams’ Hummingbird Highway: The Joyous Return of the Singer Songwriter
The history of the singer/songwriter genre in America is an interesting one. Born out of the late 60s and 70s,Continue Reading
Zac Brown Band and Dolly Parton’s Butterfly: Classic Dolly with a Modern Twist
The Zac Brown Band is a sprawling 10 piece country band that is more of a country music collective whereContinue Reading
Justin Bieber’s I Think You’re Special: Pink Cotton Candy Pop from the Master
It is not uncommon for artists or bands to quickly release a follow up record to a successful record. InContinue Reading
Buckingham Nicks’ Crying in the Night: An Emotionally Rich 70s Time Capsule
To say that Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham had a complicated relationship is like saying Axl Rose can become “disagreeable”Continue Reading
Florence + the Machine’s Everybody Scream: Misfits’ Horror Rock with a Modern Twist
Bands like The Misfits and The Cramps….Alice Cooper to some extent….tried to capture the 50s/60s style monster movie horror vibeContinue Reading
