
Review: Trivium – The Sin and the Sentence (2017)
As I get older and time seems to go by way faster than it did even just ten years ago, new music releases from…
As I get older and time seems to go by way faster than it did even just ten years ago, new music releases from…
LA Divine is the product of a band that still has energy and ambition, momentum and creativity. For the Cold War Kids to still…
Hang is an album of hope: stay strong, follow your dreams, believe in yourself, don’t give up– hang in there. The lyrics to Hang…
This originally appeared in the fall issue of The Journal of a Musician, run by George Lepauw, a world-renown classical pianist in Chicago. A…
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Throughout Heart Like a Levee, the latest record from criminally under-the-radar Hiss Golden Messenger, frontman M.C. Taylor fights with himself. As a working musicians…
The death of a parent. A “rite of passage” as described by Touché Amoré frontman Jeremy Bolm on “Posing Holy,” off the band’s new…
Angel Olsen has repeatedly said, in interviews and official press release, that she doesn’t want My Woman to read like a feminist manifesto, all…