Tag Archives: Electronica

This big beat best-of is more than a collection of hits by a master of electronica.

Laura Vecchione's playful side, combined with the high quality of her songs, makes this soul-splashed country-rock CD a winner.

This brilliant album, newly augmented with worthy additions, will never let you down.

Overall, I would say it is better than recent efforts with one exception -- the singles.

Oakenfold, Kate Moss, Scientology, Roethlisberger, and more on the BCRadio podcast.

Some delightful surprises, but the album occasionally reminds the listener that Whalen’s gifts aren’t fully utilized.

Jen Chapin's slithery delivery, pop-inspired melodies and cutting lyrics turn even the homiest sentiment into art.

Transcending traditional electonica, and encompassing something completely different.

Music from a different kitchen? Here is why Radiohead's Kid A and Amnesiac may actually be superior to the great OK Computer.

"Meanwhile, the industry continues to grind out the cheese whiz. If that ain't censorship, I don't know what is."