Homegrown (Neil Young) – music review
This long “lost” Neil Young album was recorded late in 1974, two years after his
The Fire Note
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.
Notes on a Conditional Form (The 1975) – music review
By now, there are some constants that we can assert about The 1975. They like
Neon Cross (Jaime Wyatt) – music review
Over the decades, county music has loved a hard-luck story, a tears-in-your-beer weeper about a
Set My Heart On Fire Immediately (Perfume Genius) – music review
You get the sense listening to the fifth album from Perfume Genius, aka Mike Hadreas,
Earth (EOB) – music review
EOB is the moniker used by Radiohead guitarist Ed O’Brien for this debut solo venture,
Terminal Amusements (Drakulas) – music review
Drakulas are an art-rock quartet who just recently released their sophomore full-length album Terminal Amusements.
Dear Life (Brendan Benson) – music review
Brendan Benson has the enviable position of being the other front man in the Raconteurs
Brilliant Failures (The Black Watch) – music review
Since the band’s beginnings in 1988, founder and consistent member John Andrew Fredrick has now
Migration Stories (M. Ward) – music review
Migration Stories is the 10th solo album from M. Ward. So it’s unlikely anyone who’s
The New Abnormal (The Strokes) – music review
It’s been long enough since the 2016 EP Future Present Past (which was little more