Neil Young – After the Gold Rush
It’s not easy to articulate what kind of mark a fiftieth anniversary represents. Those who remain married for fifty years call it their Golden…
It’s not easy to articulate what kind of mark a fiftieth anniversary represents. Those who remain married for fifty years call it their Golden…
After having watched all the sonic and stylistic directions in which the artists on New West’s roster have gone, it feels more than a…
It’s hard to know why Christo Fascists has been released as a standalone digital single – separate from a physical 7” or even as a…
About two years after the release of their debut album (which is a marked acheivement, at a certain level – many bands go many…
The fact of the matter (as inconvenient as it may be) is that not every record is a work of genius and not every…
Fuck this year. 2020 has proven to be the most disappointing annum in many regards but, perhaps most importantly (at least within the goings…
It’s funny to think about how much The Texas Gentlemen have changed since first appearing with the release of Texas Jelly in 2018. Just…
A deeper look at the grooves pressed into Naked Giants – The Shadow, LP. While it’s not terribly uncommon for a band to make great creative…
After releasing a debut album which, while obviously ambitious, ultimately yielded results which were “just okay” followed by an EP that revealed a greater-than-average…
A deeper look at the grooves pressed into the Ghosts of West Virginia LP by Steve Earle and The Dukes. I confess that –…