Music Genres

If you didn't pick up the 2009 bundle of the two albums together, it's time to finally hitch your wagon to Big Star.

With the likes of the Cherry Poppin’ Daddies working on it, swinging jazz, old and new, is in good hands.

Is there one song, by any artist, that changed your life?

Yelena Eckemoff and her quintet produce a finely-tuned, unified album.

New wave and power pop fans should get Game Theory's newly reissued 1982 'Blaze of Glory,' especially if they haven't experienced this nugget before.

Singer/songwriter Jesse Winchester's final album is a gentle view into mortality and the poetry of life.

Meet the Laura Dubin Trio and you’ll meet some excellent jazz.

Lemper and her band honor Neruda's timeless words as fully as I could have imagined, setting them to music made of the same beauty and passion the poet so often celebrated.

Ed Stone’s latest effort 'King of Hearts' blends guitar jazz with elements of funk, pop, and R&B. A fusion of styles, Stone’s recording is a smooth ride fraught with feel good vibrations.

Dog Society's latest album features a collection of catchy tunes that manage to bring together very different sounds, from grunge to Oasis to The Beatles.