EDITOR’S NOTE: In December, we like to take a look back at albums we didn’t get around to reviewing earlier in the year. You’re the Man was released in March. This startling, odd, and sometimes beautiful album feels like […]
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Marius Billgobenson, whose music draws from world, jazz, and folk influences, has just released a new album, The Sum of My Pardon. Q: What was your introduction to music? How old were you, and how did it affect you? A: […]
Here’s To Life!: The Story Of The Refreshments There was a brief time in the mid-’90s when a small Arizona bar band took popular music by storm. Following a heralded appearance at SXSW, Tempe’s The Refreshments were signed by Mercury […]
The Woodstock and Monterey Pop films offer quite a flash from the past, but if you want to know how much and how fast the culture changed during the sixties, step back just a few more years and watch The […]
A Southerly Cultural Travel Journal Indianapolis — A wall of dark, broad-shouldered clouds hovered above the massive J. W. Marriott Hotel, surely one of the largest facades this side of the United Nations building, with mirror windows that reflect myriad aspects […]
With an eye on giving a boost to young musicians, Allen Stone kicks off a three-month tour on Saturday (March 19) at the Fillmore in San Francisco before heading to Hawaii, Australia, Europe, and back to the States. The San […]
On Any Trouble’s new double album, Present Tense, longtime fans “will recognize our typical hallmarks — jangly guitars, melody, mostly uptempo tunes,” bandleader Clive Gregson says. “It’s perhaps a bit more reflective and mature [than previous albums] in the writing […]
“Once a government is committed to the principle of silencing the voice of opposition, it has only one way to go, and that is down the path of increasingly repressive measures, until it becomes a source of terror to all […]
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