The Aquarian

May 14, 2010 0

Violinist Regina Carter has crafted an intricate, poly-rhythmic journey steeped in African folk, with strains of worldbeat, gospel, classical, soundtrack...

Cynic: Re-Traced / Season Of Mist

Patrick Slevin

Albums

May 12, 2010 1

Traced In Air, the reunion record for the underground prog-metal men of myth Cynic, received near-universal acclaim from anyone who...

Red Sparowes: The Fear Is Excruciating, But Therin Lies The Answer / Sargent House

Patrick Slevin

Albums

May 11, 2010 0

In the instrumental post-metal genre, there is Red Sparowes and there is everyone else. Rather than merely relying on the...

Walter Schreifels: An Open Letter To The Scene

Cristina Jimenez

Albums

May 7, 2010 0

After being in The Gorilla Biscuits and Youth of Today, Walter Schreifels is pretty much a NYHC legend and I...

John Prine & Various Artists: In Person And On Stage & Broken Hearts And Dirty Windows

Mike Greenblatt

Albums

May 6, 2010 0

These two releases capture the state of John Prine, an American songwriter right up there with Randy Newman, Bob Dylan,...

Deftones: Diamond Eyes

Patrick Slevin

Albums

May 4, 2010 0

The sad case of recent Deftones albums is the story around the work is more interesting than the work itself....

River City Extension: The Unmistakable Man

Andrew Magnotta

Albums

May 3, 2010 0

With a heavy focus on lyrics and melody, NJ-based indie/folk group River City Extension’s debut features promising songs that mercifully...

Kerretta: Vilayer / Midium

Andrew Magnotta

Albums

April 28, 2010 0

Like a great instrumental jazz album, Kerretta’s experimental post-metal substitutes the human voice for simple yet engaging melodies and intricate...

Lenny White: Anomaly / Abstract Logix Records

Mike Greenblatt

Albums

April 26, 2010 0

Just like the jazz of today finds itself in the unique position of actually competing with its own past in...

The Pack A.D.: We Kill Computers

Patrick Slevin

Albums

April 23, 2010 0

Two Vancouver ladies, guitarist/singer Becky Black and drummer Maya Miller, continue the White Stripes-y duo movement with We Kill Computers,...

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