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Album Review: Shuggie Otis “Inspiration Information/Wings of Love”
The most mysterious figure in soul/funk shows us what he's been up to for...oh, the past 40 years
Read More »CD Review: Mike Oldfield “Tubular Beats”
Mike Oldfield and York team up to remix selections from his back catalogue
Read More »Album Review: Mutt’s Company, “Jump Ship”
Mutt’s Company isn’t wasting time. Ultimate newcomers, the Danish quartet is under a year old and already leaving its imprint on the Copenhagen music scene with its trippy concoction of dreamy psychedelic rock, hearkening
Read More »Album Review: Time and Energy, “Strange Kind of Focus”
Emerging from the dissolution of a quartet, Jorge Rios and Brennan Roach decided to take on the musical responsibilities of their departed band mates and construct a new sound. The resulting outfit, Time and
Read More »CD Review: Rage Against the Machine, “Rage Against the Machine XX (20th Anniversary Box)”
Trying to listen to a classic, groundbreaking album like Rage Against the Machine with fresh ears two decades after its release can often pose a bit of a challenge. On the one hand, you
Read More »Album Review: Ash Reiter, “Hola”
Bay Area songstress Ash Reiter delivers a second full-length album that's concise, full of exciting modern pop productions, and packed with hit-worthy tracks
Read More »CD Review: Rosie Flores “Working Girl’s Guitar”
Rosie Flores is the musical embodiment of the term “she’s been around the block a few times.” Over a prolific 30-year career, she fronted cowpunk band the Screamin’ Sirens, became the first Latina singer
Read More »Aimee Mann “Charmer” — So Nice, We Reviewed It Twice
Give two critics THREE months to listen to one album, and of course we will wait ‘Til Tuesday to publish our reviews. Which in this case is quite appropriate. Up first, the new kid
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