The Everly Brothers
Sundazed Records attractively designed double LP, The Songs of The Everly Brothers, is a feast of recordings that show Don and Phil Everly as highly skilled songwriters and masterful singers. This … Read more
Posted in April, 2016
Fruition
Fruition is one of the many gems of the burgeoning Portland, OR music hotbed. This release represents the band’s evolution from mostly a string band into a multi-faceted unit capable … Read more
Mike Wheeler Band
This completes the Delmark trifecta, at least the first one for 2016 – a wonderful start with Guy King, Corey Dennison Band and now the Mike Wheeler Band! With contemporary … Read more
Exclusive: Benjamin’s Brother Crafts A Whimsical World In The Video For “Like the…
Joseph Bach, better known by his stage name Benjamin’s Brother, hails from Tel Aviv, Israel, the home base from which he crafts a unique style of music that fuses together Brit pop, electronica, folk … Read more
Exclusive: Listen To Don Tigra’s Troubled New Track, “How I Used To Try”
With a phenomenally muted presence that evokes a downtrodden road of love past and the introspective loneliness following it, Americana act Don Tigra truly gets to the heart of the … Read more
Vinyl Confessions: The Best Of The Worst
[T]here are albums that go completely unnoticed when released, yet are somehow destined to be classics. And then, of course, there are those albums that plummet immediately upon release and … Read more
Dan Stuart With Twin Tones
Dan Stuart has always been an agitator and an insurgent, dating back to his stint with Green On Red, a band that trolled the darker corners of punk and Americana … Read more
Goodbye… Prince (1958-2016)
By Ira Kantor Music’s purple majesty is no more. It pains me to write that, let alone think it. How can a genius comprised of one-third James Brown, one-third … Read more
Josh Harty
Josh Harty is a mid-West, singer-songwriter with a keen eye, observant lyrics and a fine, driving guitar-style that pulses with feeling and fire. Holding On is his fifth or sixth offering, … Read more
Brett Milano – Don’t All Thank Me At Once: The Lost Pop…
This may be the only music biography I’ve read where the subject profiled seemingly never courted controversy of any kind. Sure, there’s a segment relaying late Game Theory/Loud Family frontman … Read more
