Endless Arcade (Teenage Fanclub) – music review
In 1991, when Scottish band Teenage Fanclub first broke in No. America with their third
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The Fire Note started to create a simple place that could showcase records that we liked. Nothing more, nothing less. The focus has always been about the album and the experience that a great record creates. The Fire Note Webzine builds on this idea by offering an array of content that is all about the enjoyment of music, its pulse and energizing attitude.
The Million Masks of God (Manchester Orchestra) – music review
The sixth album from alt/rock quartet Manchester Orchestra feels like the culmination of their 15
Sweep It Into Space (Dinosaur Jr) – music review
In a case of being in the wrong place at the right time, alternative rock
Deep Cuts (The Choir) – music review
Originally formed in the 80’s, The Choir’s long creative partnership between singer and guitarist Derri
Tethers (The Natvral) – music review
As the leader of indie-pop band The Pains of Being Pure at Heart, Kip Berman
The Midnight Broadcast (Peter Case) – music review
Singer/songwriter Peter Case’s first brush with mainstream rock star level fame came when his band
Obviously (Lake Street Dive) – music review
Lake Street Dive have carved out a unique place on the current musical landscape rooted
Back to the Hive (Jay Gonzalez) – music review
Jay Gonzalez joined Drive-By Truckers in 2008, filling in for Spooner Oldham on keyboards, and
Nature Always Wins (Maximo Park) – music review
British trio Maxïmo Park combine the big guitars of modern rock acts with the catchy
Out of the Dark (Joyann Parker) – music review
Singer/songwriter Joyann Parker brings her big, soulful voice to a set of originals that lean