Music Genres

Steve Conte's 'International Cover Up' is a sheer listening pleasure.

Jazz from musicians that talk to each other and more importantly understand one another.

Babymetal's fan base is understandably devout and they are growing with each show and each album. Don't be surprised if by next year they are headlining their own nights at music festivals worldwide. If you have the chance to see them, do not pass it up.

The Blu-ray of Neil Young and Crazy Horse's 'Rust Never Sleeps' concert movie is a chance to see the band at its peak and a concert film which manages to stand the test of time.

The range of auditory flavours explored in ‘The Freshman’ make it a difficult album to categorize.

Jordan Bennett attempts, in ‘Outcasts and Untouchables', to bring together his love for music and his love for God.

‘The Sun Is New Each Day’ is a collection of well-composed, well-arranged, and well-performed highly entertaining songs.

Pianist/composer Todd Hunter’s new album, 'Eat, Drink, Play,' is kind of a love letter to the classic jazz piano trio.

Sarah Schonert has penned 16 numbers for her latest album that sound at times like journal entries that have been quickly jotted down.

Paul Jenkins of Mount St. Joseph University recently took time to talk about his interest in the Beatles and his published research on the group.