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Album Review: From Michigan With Love by Quinn XCII (8/10)
From Michigan With Love is a fitting followup album to the debut release by Quinn XCII. This time around, the Detroit native has added more ... -
7.6
New Music Critique: Redamancy
Denver’s Redamancy (look it up) are led by Bella Musser, whose alluring voice is extremely well recorded and mixed to enhance her moody monologues about ... -
7.2
New Music Critique: David Gerald
Detroit-based David Gerald is a solid blues-rocker whose superior musicianship outshines his ability to craft songs that really catch fire. “Don’t Wanna Fall In Love” ... -
Book Review: "Rock Stars at Home"
This entertaining new book takes readers on pri- vate home tours of icons such as Elvis, Ozzy, Rod Stewart, Prince and even the Beatles. With ... -
Eric Church: So Much More Than Your Typical Outlaw
Country singer-songwriter Eric Church isn’t keen on the much-overused tag “outlaw,” but sometimes the dusty trucker cap fits, so it’s best to grin and wear ... -
7.2
New Music Critique: Good Luck, Ugly!
Punk-rock trio Good Luck, Ugly! is incredibly tight, handling both the intensity and the dynamics of these brisk, solidly crafted tunes. The lo-fi style is ... -
Book Review: Rock Critic Law
Straight out of his Twitter feed, @RockCriticLaw, acclaimed rock journalist and author of the classic books Come As You Are: The Story of Nirvana and ... -
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New Music Critique: Paul Childers
Any show booker on the lookout for an immediately likable artist whose music conjures a smooth and abiding optimism will find these recordings by Paul ... -
7.6
New Music Critique: Initial Mass
Strident, soul-searching lyrics amid apocalyptic auras, tricky time signatures and a profusion of triplet note clusters tells the listener he’s in the realm of progressive ... -
7.4
New Music Critique: Straw
Something of a novelty (at least in the U.S.) Straw is a family band from Scandinavia featuring Mom and two daughters at the mic, with ...
