The Aquarian

February 11, 2010 0

A release that sets expectations low on the way in (after all, the record’s called Awful), the self-deprecating debut from...

Robin Crutchfield: The Hidden Folk

Elisabeth McGuirk

Albums

February 10, 2010 0

Equal parts medieval and Middle Eastern, the pieces on Robin Crutchfield’s 2009 release, Hidden Folk, are like Middle Earth-themed vignettes...

David Bowie: A Reality Tour

Cristina Jimenez

Albums

February 4, 2010 0

I’ve probably watched the movie Labyrinth around 1,000 times and it’s probably because of David Bowie and his tight spandex...

Primal Static: The Curtain Of Many Faces

Megan DiGuilio

Albums

February 3, 2010 9

You hear a lot of bands talk about how they are trying to break the mold of the music industry...

Nick Curran And The Lowlifes: Reform School Girl

Cristina Jimenez

Albums

February 2, 2010 0

I have to stop judging bands by their album covers, but some bands are really asking for it. So when...

The Wounded Kings: The Shadow Over Atlantis

Patrick Slevin

Albums

January 29, 2010 0

Of all the musicians to co-opt the imagery of Atlantis—Donovan, The Isley Brothers, Sun Ra, et. al—The Wounded Kings’ depiction...

Shining: Blackjazz

Patrick Slevin

Albums

January 27, 2010 0

A curious, particularly Scandinavian blend of jazz and black metal (just in case you were wondering, this isn’t black jazz...

Droids Attack: Must Destroy

Patrick Slevin

Albums

January 26, 2010 0

Sweet. That’s the word that escapes the lips not a minute into Must Destroy, a meaty slice of stoner rock...

Karnivool: Sound Awake

Andrew Magnotta

Albums

January 21, 2010 2

If there is one modern progressive rock band has a real chance to break into the mainstream, it’s Australia’s Karnivool....

Harrington Saints: Dead Broke In The USA

Cristina Jimenez

Albums

January 20, 2010 1

There’s nothing wrong with singing about pints, bootstraps, and the ups and downs of the working class life. For Californian...

Features

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The Allman Betts Band—Keep On Growing

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Sam MacPherson at The Stone Pony / December 19, 2024

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Columns

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Live Events

Cool Live Music for a Cold January Weekend in NYC

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Phish’s Mike Gordon & Jon Fishman Perform at Bernie Sanders Super Tuesday Rally

Rotwang: Awful

Robin Crutchfield: The Hidden Folk

David Bowie: A Reality Tour

Primal Static: The Curtain Of Many Faces

Nick Curran And The Lowlifes: Reform School Girl

The Wounded Kings: The Shadow Over Atlantis

Shining: Blackjazz

Droids Attack: Must Destroy

Karnivool: Sound Awake

Harrington Saints: Dead Broke In The USA

#THROWBACK: Bob Dylan, August 3, 1995

Cool Live Music for a Cold January Weekend in NYC

New Year & New Music From Roger Street Friedman

On The Record: The Pioneering Mills Brothers, plus Moby Grape’s Bob Mosley & Veteran Folkie John McCutcheon

Jill Sobule Remains Fulfilled