LIGHTNING STRIKES – Quick but Essential Reviews for the Discerning Listener (the July 27th edition)
In a final gasp before I take a month off to concentrate solely on the post-punk...
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In the Company of Yeats, Bates, and Trench – Twelve Thousand Days’ “Insect Silence”
I have joked with the duo in Twelve Thousand Days about how long it’s been since... -
West Coast Authenticity: Jay Rock’s Redemption
Kendrick Lamar’s influence is just as apparent among his fellow TDE affiliates as it is within... -
Of Punch And Punchlines: Awkwafina’s In Fina We Trust
It feels like forever since Awkwafina released some new music. In the intervening years since her... -
LIGHTNING STRIKES – Quick But Essential Reviews for the Discerning Listener
WE ARE MUFFY – “The Charcoal Pool” (Tapete Records) One of the great things about songwriters... -
We’re The Same Band You’ve Always Liked: Lost Love’s Good Luck Rassco
When I think of Montreal I think of classic performances at the Jazz festival, poutine, John... -
Written with a Switchblade on a Fallen Tree – Brother Dege’s “Farmer’s Almanac”
Hey, I gotta say, this Dege Legg, DBA as Brother Dege, is a true hoodoo dude... -
Watching It All Burn And Feeling Like You’re Made Of Ashes: Miles Maxwell’s Red Ghost
“In football,” Jean-Paul Sartre once wrote, “everything is complicated by the presence of the opposite team.”... -
Beautiful Record with an Easy but Rarely Heard Depth – Byron Isaacs’ Debut Album “Disappearing Man”
Stepping forward – but with no great haste – from his roles as founder of roots-blues-folk... -
Rootsy Surf Hymns: Brown Kid’s Rusty Strings
Led by the mono-named, Peruvian-born Eduardo, Brown Kid is the perfect band to play out the...