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"Jazz Money Vol. 2: Swingin’ R&B" by Zacchae’us Paul
Redeye WorldwideProducer: Zacchae’us Paul Zacchae’us Paul returns with Volume 2 (following 2024’s Jazz Money), in a 17-track project featuring spoken word (Marshall Allen, Eric Wyatt), ... -
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"This Mirror Weighs a Ton" By Interpol
Partisan Records Producer: Andrew Wyatt The post-punk revival legends toss out any notion of a stripped-back sound for their eighth album, giving audiences orchestral instruments, ... -
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"All Over You" by Imperial Teen
Merge Records Producers: Imperial Teen Imperial Teen released its debut album Seasick in 1996, an astonishing 30 years ago. Back then, vocalist/guitarist Roddy Bottum was ... -
Album Review: The River Curls Around the Town (8/10)
Crashes and Crushes 3300 RPM Records / Sweet Sounds vzw Producers: Bart Bekker and Jan Vanwinckel It’s easy to hear why this Belgian duo was ... -
ALBUM REVIEW: Bruce Cockburn (10/10)
O Sun O Moon True North Records Producer: Colin Linden Following five decades of award-winning music, Cockburn’s latest album delivers a soul-soothing catharsis, with his ... -
ALBUM REVIEW: Shonen Knife (8/10)
Our Best Place Good Charamel Records Producers: Naoko and Atsushi Shibato Female Japanese trio Shonen Knife made quite a splash in the late ‘80s and ... -
ALBUM REVIEW: Depeche Mode (8/10)
Memento Mori Columbia Records Producer: James Ford and Marta Salogni Depeche Mode fanatics likely suffered pangs of anxiety after the recent death of cofounder Andy ... -
ALBUM REVIEWS: Billy Valentine (10/10)
The Universal Truth Downtown Music / Direct Music Services(North America) Ace Music (elsewhere) Producer: Bob Thiele, Jr. Sharing classics made famous by Curtis Mayfield, Stevie ... -
Album Review: "S.O.S. 4: Blues for Your Soul" by Marc Broussard
Keeping the Blues Alive Records Producers: Joe Bonamassa and Josh Smith Jettisoning the soul, funk, rock, pop and R&B sides of his repertoire, Marc Broussard ... -
Album Review: "The Deep End" by Susanna Hoffs
Baroque FolkProducer: Peter Asher Albums of cover songs are double-edged swords. While they shine fresh light on timeworn classics, there’s an inherent cap on the ...
