I Inside The Old Year Dying (PJ Harvey) – music review
To indie and alternative rock fans, PJ Harvey is well-known for early aggressive art-rock albums
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Council Skies (Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds) – music review
Back when everyone was in lockdown due to the pandemic, Noel Gallagher recorded a bright,
Peace Loving People (Pardoner) – music review
Pardoner, the San Francisco-based indie rock band, has returned with their fourth album, Peace Loving
Joy’All (Jenny Lewis) – music review
There’s a determined, purposeful up-tempo feel on Jenny Lewis’ fifth solo project, the aptly titled
Weathervanes (Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit) – music review
When Sam Jones’ documentary, Jason Isbell: Running With Our Eyes Closed, dropped earlier this year,
Angels In Science Fiction (St. Paul & The Broken Bones) – music review
For all their efforts to expand their 8-piece band’s sound to include psychedelia and hip-hop
Songs from Beyond! (The Bomboras) – music review
In the realm of surf rock, few bands capture the spirit of the genre as
Wait Til I Get Over (Durand Jones) – music review
Durand Jones is the lead vocalist of the modern soul band Durand Jones & The
Everything Harmony (The Lemon Twigs) – music review
If there were really such a thing as time travel, it wouldn’t be all that
Garden Party (Rose City Band) – music review
Rose City Band’s Garden Party is a delightful blend of psychedelic and country sounds that