The difference between the music Amy Ray makes as half of the Indigo Girls and the music she makes on her own isn’t just the difference between acoustic and electric guitar. Cranking the amplifier toughens her stance and streamlines her […]
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My prediction is that, above all else, two specific things about this debut will make the most immediate impact on listeners. First, with trips to North Virginia, New England, Las Vegas, Abilene, Corinth, Tennessee, and Carolina, Presenting The Great Unknowns […]
After the uneasy calm of her 1999 solo album Catalog, Danielle Howle has gone back to the full frontal attack favored by her companions in the Tantrums. Howle’s music sounds a bit different when intertwined with the multi-genre talent of […]
John Trudell is one of the few recording artists who would include a review by the FBI among the blurbs in his press material — right between kind words from Bonnie Raitt and a rave from the LA Weekly. “Extremely […]
Danielle Howle is that most unique and elusive of musical performers, one who refuses to be bound by convention or genre, choosing instead to exorcise her musical demons in whatever form they elect to emerge. She has released solo acoustic […]
Terri Binion’s Leavin’ This Town was originally released on her own label, Shinola, and nearly went unnoticed. But among those paying attention were the folks at Daemon Records (Amy Ray of the Indigo Girls is the owner), who gave this […]
Last years debut album by the Rock*a*teens was a veritable blast of supernatural radio, AM-style. The Georgia band (featuring members of such acts as DQE, Dirt, Opal Foxx Quartet and the Jody Grind) managed to convincingly conjure up the spirit […]
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