Music Genres

'Find Us Where We’re Hiding' from this German band a beautiful sonic concoction.

'Storm Boy' from Xavier Rudd is an album of music which serves as a balm to the troubled soul of our world.

Dark, pulsing rhythms and dazzling guitar work permeate the songs on the album.

Kiefer Sutherland fans will enjoy seeing the 'Designated Survivor' and '24' actor on tour in advance of his new album.

This NYC duo's distinctive sound encompasses folk, Americana, world music, New Orleans jazz, Gullah Geechee rhythms and scat singing, and what I call good old hoedown music.

The music of the Fête Galante-era composers like Jean-Marie Leclair counteracted the grand style of their predecessors, just as Watteau's paintings of regular people enjoying simple pleasures in the outdoors contrasted with the heavy subject matter of the art he'd grown up with.

"With the rise of worldwide anti-Semitism, it has been difficult for me to program Jewish works. I remember a certain recital when I was asked to remove a suite of pieces by Ernest Bloch for fear of audience distaste."

'Past Laurels' is indubitably excellent.

'No State Solution' is innovative, brisk, declarative, and supercharged.

With 'Chapter 1,' Kuwaisiana provides thrilling harmonics, a kind of reckless dynamism, and hormonal exuberance.