Nearer My God (Foxing) – music review
The third album from St. Louis band, Foxing, arrives in your speakers with an expected
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Black Velvet (Charles Bradley) – music review
It’s always hard to say goodbye and when Charles Bradley passed away on 23 September
Look Now (Elvis Costello & the Imposters) – music review
In the 2010’s, Elvis Costello, the iconic punk savant, has stayed active by touring most
Fudge Sandwich (Ty Segall) – music review
I typically don’t get too excited about a covers record but Fudge Sandwich from Ty
The Sea Gypsies (album + tour) – music news
Central Coast band The Sea Gypsies have released their debut album Movements. The record fuses
What Surprises Us (Patsy Moore) – music review
Patsy Moore is a singer/songwriter, poet, essayist, educator, filmmaker, and independent artist. I first stumbled
Indigo (Wild Nothing) – music review
Jack Tatum (who is the engine behind Wild Nothing’s studio work) toys with his sound
Babble (Baked Beans) – music review
From the foot-tapping opener “Slow” that contains a full-on blast of Hammond and a tiny
High as Hope (Florence + The Machine) – music review
Early efforts from Florence + The Machine – in singles like “Kiss With a Fist”
Almost Everyday (Matt and Kim) – music review
Whether it’s dealing with the current political climate or wrestling with their own mortality, Matt