Chris Robinson Brotherhood serves up a second helping of 'Betty's Blends,' and it's delicious.
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Music Review: Alabama Shakes – ‘Sound & Color’
If you thought Alabama Shakes had a great debut album, their sophomore release 'Sound & Color' will only make you love this band more.
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'Hot Town' is music you’ve more than likely never heard before, but more than likely it is music you’ll want to hear again and again. It’s that infectious.
Read More »Interview: Ian Anderson on His Upcoming ‘Jethro Tull – The Rock Opera’ Tour, the Original Jethro Tull, and the State of the World
'I'm not a politician, not a university lecturer. I am a songwriter, an entertainer, I dance around and play the fool for you on stage and you can kind of tap your feet and smile along with me.'
Read More »Music Review: Mpathy – ‘The Golden Boy’ EP
Only one of three tracks created by Mpathy delivers.
Read More »Music Review: Airelle Besson/Nelson Veras – ‘Prelude’
'Prelude' is very convincing proof that music doesn’t have to be the same old same old to make for some fine listening
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Mitchell's old-school rock and roll reveals a cool sensitivity.
Read More »Music Review: Tony Bennett and Bill Evans – ‘The Complete Tony Bennett/Bill Evans Recordings’ [Vinyl Box Set]
The music these two men made together is timeless, and 'The Complete Tony Bennett/Bill Evans Recordings' truly does it justice.
Read More »Music Review: Slim Loris – ‘Love and Fear’
Slim Loris brings together songs both for the sunniest and darkest of days.
Read More »Music Review: Giant Sand – ‘Heartbreak Pass’
Giant Sand celebrates its 30th anniversary with a new album.
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