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Album Review: Machine Gun Kelly - "General Admission" (7.5/10)
Energetic and defiant is what best de scribes this sophomore release by Machine Gun Kelly. Better than his debut, General Admission swings for the fences and ... -
Album Review: Denise Donatelli - "Find A Heart" (8/10)
The two-time Grammy-nominated jazz vocalist is up to her trademark magic, discovering dynamic outlets for her blend of exquisite intimacy and soulful easy swinging jazz via ... -
Album Review: Glenn Mercer- "Incidental Hum" (8/10)
Post-punk cult band The Feelies were known to throw hip and canny covers into their sets, from The Velvets to The Beatles and Stones. Here ... -
Album Review: Carved Up - "Matador" (9/10)
When it takes a band 5.5 years to release its debut, expectations can be ... well, sorta high. This skronky Philadelphia trio whetted appetites with ... -
Album Review: Ellie Goulding - "Delirium" (8/10)
English songstress Ellie Goulding envisioned her third studio album as “a big pop album.” The “Lights” artist definitely accom plishes this feat by spawning pop-formulaic tunes ... -
Album Review: Joanna Newsom- "Divers" (8/10)
Newsom belongs to a line of idiosyncratic visionary female artists stretching from Joni Mitchell to Kate Bush through Björk and beyond. Her song structures are ... -
Album Review: Mindi Abair & The Boneshakers - "Live in Seattle" (8/10)
This live set features album tracks and instrumentals from Abair’s jazzy contemporary R&B catalog combined with the edgy Detroit-based rock and soul of friends The ... -
Album Review: Scarface - "Deeply Rooted" (9/10)
One of the most revered emcees in hip-hop is the original King of the South, Houston’s own Scarface. Face only constructs and releases records that ... -
Album Review: Christian Howes- "American Spirit" (7/10)
Indie label Resonance Records brands itself as dedicated to “Creating Jazz Legacies,” and the renowned composer and violinist achieves that with this diverse, freewheel ing and triumphant ... -
Album Review: The Anderson Ponty Band - "Better Late Than Never" (8/10)
This pairing of former Yes frontman Jon Anderson and jazz-fusion violinist Jean- Luc Ponty has been a long time coming. Not only do you get two ...
