The Aquarian

August 21, 2023 0

For his seventh album, Oregon pianist-composer Gordon Lee asks How Can It Be? (PJCE Records). Recorded during the darkest days of the pandemic, the...

Rant ‘N’ Roll: Eight Eccentric Records to Discover

Mike Greenblatt

Columns

July 31, 2023 0

Kosmos, from Italy, redefine the age-old piano-bass-drums jazz trio wherein the piano is the key component. On their new Averno, equal...

Rant ‘N’ Roll: Not Yet Buried

Mike Greenblatt

Columns

June 30, 2023 0

I’d rather listen to dead guys. Although you can’t go to see them in-concert (except for Michael Jackson and Elvis),...

Rant ‘N’ Roll: Two Jazz Gems

Mike Greenblatt

Columns

May 29, 2023 0

There’s a uniqueness about Melissa Pipe that cannot be described in one mere column. Her Montreal sextet’s self-released debut recording, Of...

Rant ‘N’ Roll: One Last Look at 2022

Mike Greenblatt

Columns

January 30, 2023 0

The CDs pile up. The months go by. The news hurts. My heroes die. I got into this business not...

Macy Gray Will Always Come Running Back

Katherine Yeske Taylor

Features

June 24, 2022 0

As music lovers, we are grateful to have spent the last 25 years – a quarter of a century –...

Father John Misty Takes Listeners Back to the Golden Age on ‘Chloё & the Next 20th Century’

Maia Franco

Albums

April 11, 2022 0

Father John Misty (a.k.a Josh Tillman) returns with new music this week with his fifth studio album, Chloё and the...

“Soul Music Is in Everything” – Lamar Williams Jr. Talks Allman Brothers, Jazz, & Playing Live

Debra Kate Schafer

Buzz

February 25, 2022 0

Jaimoe, Lamar Williams Jr., Drew Smithers, and Sammy Miller & The Congregation are The Big Band of Brothers, and this...

Rant ’N’ Roll: Genius Unfiltered – A Man Named Ivo

Mike Greenblatt

Columns

October 8, 2021 0

He’s a Brazilian with a rare disease who makes his home in New York City. Avant-Garde tenor saxophonist Ivo Perelman...

The Roots’ “Do You Want More?!!!??!?!!!??!” – How One Deluxe Edition Made 1995 Feel New Again

Debra Kate Schafer

Albums

June 28, 2021 0

From The Rocky Horror Picture Show and Clerks to The Princess Bride and Jennifer’s Body, cult classics are often understood...

Features

Rising Star bodie Finds Inspiration in Faith & Music

The Top Albums of 2024, According to ‘The Aquarian’ Staff

Boarding the Real Friends Tour Bus

Featured

The Allman Betts Band—Keep On Growing

Reviews

Happiness with the Black Crowes at the Capitol Theatre / December 22, 2024

A Benefit For Jesse Malin at The Beacon Theatre / December 2, 2024

Creed at Madison Square Garden / November 30, 2024

Featured

HOT ROCKS: New Releases from Green Day, Stone Temple Pilots, Liam Gallagher, DIO, and Sepultura

Columns

Makin Waves: Dirty Jersey Dozen

On The Record: Laura Nyro’s Massive ‘Hear My Song,’ plus the Rain Parade

Makin Waves: Top 10 Jersey Indie Albums

Featured

Queued Up: Exploring the World of Bong Joon-Ho (‘Parasite’), plus ‘Doctor Sleep,’ ‘The Siren,’ ‘Scandalous,’ ‘Untouchable,’ and more.

Live Events

Rock the Old Year/New Year with Live Music

Excellent Live Music for Late December in NYC

Start the Holidays with Good Live Music in NYC

Featured

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

Rant ‘N’ Roll: Lucky Seven (Records for You)

Rant ‘N’ Roll: Eight Eccentric Records to Discover

Rant ‘N’ Roll: Not Yet Buried

Rant ‘N’ Roll: Two Jazz Gems

Rant ‘N’ Roll: One Last Look at 2022

Macy Gray Will Always Come Running Back

Father John Misty Takes Listeners Back to the Golden Age on ‘Chloё & the Next 20th Century’

“Soul Music Is in Everything” – Lamar Williams Jr. Talks Allman Brothers, Jazz, & Playing Live

Rant ’N’ Roll: Genius Unfiltered – A Man Named Ivo

The Roots’ “Do You Want More?!!!??!?!!!??!” – How One Deluxe Edition Made 1995 Feel New Again

#THROWBACK: The Allman Brothers, August 8, 1995

Rock the Old Year/New Year with Live Music

Rising Star bodie Finds Inspiration in Faith & Music

Happiness with the Black Crowes at the Capitol Theatre / December 22, 2024

Excellent Live Music for Late December in NYC