CD Review: The Kavanaghs “Pop Power”
Through its history, Rock And Roll has had a long and wild path that has made its way into many different cultures. While England and […]
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CD Review: Moonlight Towers “Day is the New Night”
Day Is The New Night is the third album by Moonlight Towers, a band from Austin that takes its name from the city’s tall vintage […]
CD Review: Caddy “Electric Hero”
From out of Norway comes Tomas Dahl, the one-man “band” dubbed Caddy. Having played in powerpop bands including The Yum Yums and Wonderfools, Dahl describes […]
Neil Nathan talks about his debut record, ongoing influences from his youth and what if Cat Stevens were Bono…
Neil Nathan’s debut record, The Distance Calls, merges ’70s style jangle pop with modern singer-songwriter smarts. He is equal parts Cat Stevens and Matthew Sweet, […]
GARY PIG GOLD’s NOUGHTIE TWENTY-ONE
Despite an alarming amount of critical mass to (and by) the contrary, there truly was much, much more worth hearing this decade just past than […]
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