U2 Speak the Quiet Parts Aloud
Despite his alleged messianic complex, Bono will be the first to question God, authority, and tradition – all out loud. At times, he espouses spirituality with a wink and a nod.
Sloan Brothers: Diagnosed
New Release: Love & Other Diagnoses by Sloan Brothers (Science Project Records) Athenian R. Sloan Simpson, the creative force behind Sloan Brothers, has unveiled his second release with his heart not just on his sleeve, but practically waving from both arms. On Love & Other Diagnoses, he doubles […]
Packaging Ship Off Stellar Debut
Another highpoint on the album is, “Never As It Was,” a beautiful thing with hooks to last a lifetime. Cohesive and solid, the band provides a lush escape from your daily grind, feeling like a momentary crush.
Sloan Brothers Master the Power of Love & Pop
Sloan can definitely satisfy that sweet tooth, so when you finally run out of Halloween candy, look no further than this record. Come on, buy ‘Middle-Aged Love’ and taste the rainbow.
False Corners Complete Trifecta
Shaw has written another slew of sweet tunes featuring vocals by Rock Eupora, the moniker of Nashville’s Clayton Waller as the sole singer on all four tracks.
Tommy Talton Levels Up on Final Work
Opening track “Time Will Take Us” unfurls with a rarefied guitar, as if Tommy was speaking to us from the great beyond. A Talton original, this track was featured on the Cowboy interlude on the 1974 Gregg Allman Tour.
Ware Graces Fans with New EP
Those twangy guitars perfectly complement Ware’s twangy voice. Imagine Dolly Parton meets Lucinda Williams, with a pinch of Liz Phair tossed in for good measure.
Wednesday Bleeds For Us All
New Release: Bleeds by Wednesday (Dead Oceans) The highly anticipated sixth studio album by Asheville, North Carolina, alt-rock band Wednesday has arrived, and it’s spectacular. The band’s sound is often described as a blend of alt-country and Shoegaze. If you’re unsure what such strange bedfellows might sound like, […]
Cowboy Mouth Cover Their Azz
R.E.M.’s “Perfect Circle” from their debut LP Murmur in 1983 is adapted shiningly, with special care in reproducing the original piano parts, but heavier on the rhythm section. From an R.E.M. fan, it’s a worthy effort.
KMD Serves Up ‘Infinity Sandwich’
“Club Shadow” serves as the perfect remedy for those suffering from low energy or a weak heartbeat. This coal burner is designed to get fans on their feet, with DuBois encouraging, “You belong.” It’s a lively rocker.
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