Fatigue (L’Rain) – music review
Sometimes records exist outside any conventional genres and challenge your ear around every corner. These
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Sharecropper’s Son (Robert Finley) – music review
Robert Finley is a classic late bloomer. As the title of his sophomore album for
Private Space (Durand Jones & the Indications) – music review
Durand Jones & The Indications are easily one of the first bands I would point
Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge: re-mastered (Mudhoney) – music review
Mudhoney, a band name that just screams Seattle “grunge,” formed in 1988 after the demise
Quietly Blowing It (Hiss Golden Messenger) – music review
On the current single from his new album, “Sanctuary,” singer/songwriter MC Taylor, a.k.a. Hiss Golden
Quale Futuro? (Qwolski) – music review
As far as I am concerned there is always room at the table for another
I Know I’m Funny haha (Faye Webster) – music review
Singer-songwriter Faye Webster got the biggest boost to her career when the first single from
Dark In Here (The Mountain Goats) – music review
It’s hard off the top of my head to imagine a more prolific and talented
No Gods No Masters (Garbage) – music review
Ever since Garbage came out of the box in 1995, the band – boasting Scottish
Waiting in a Corner (Jackson Reid Briggs & The Heaters) – music review
If you took Melbourne’s Jackson Reid Briggs & The Heaters temperature from the opening riff