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Monday, August 16 2010

Josh Ritter + Justin Townes Earle + Dawn Landes: 8 August 2010 - New York

Two young forces in Americana songwriting made for a pleasant Sunday night on Governor’s Island in New York Harbor.


Wednesday, June 19 2013

Engulfed in Dark Waves: Lycia’s ‘Cold’

Darkwave luminary Lycia had its 1996 album, Cold, issued on LP for the first time recently, and with the band's first full-length in a decade due for release in August, Cold's reappearance is a timely reminder of Lycia's legacy in the sphere of bewitchingly mournful music. 


Jason Isbell: Southeastern

Working through the darkness to see the light, Jason Isbell reflects and bares his soul on the mesmerizing Southeastern.


Hanson: Anthem

After such a promising set with 2010's Shout It Out, the brothers Hanson present a disappointing, rock-leaning record that has few bright spots.


Thurston Moore and Loren Connors:The Only Way to Go Is Straight Through

Limited to 3,000 copies, this is a brilliant experiment in guitar noise, not in entertainment.


Tuesday, June 18 2013

The Postal Service: 14 June 2013 - Barclays Center, NY (Photos)

A decade after the release of their million+ selling Give Up, the Postal Service reunite for an arena victory run, though no new album is in sight.


Consumption, Creation and the Law: ‘Democracy of Sound’

Democracy of Sound examines the roles of piracy and copyright law in the last century and has something to say about the fate of both in this century.


Tea Leaf Green: 18 May 2013 - San Francisco

The buzz around the album is that it’s a little more experimental, with the band dabbling in a wider sonic palette for maximum creative expression while also tapping into how the talent in the band adds up to a greater whole than the sum of its parts.


Lessons British TV Needs to Learn from US TV

British television viewers are hungry for cutting edge programs -- most only available legally in the United States. But will the BBC listen?


Sigur Rós: Kveikur

Sigur Rós' "dark album", Kveikur, doesn't do much to push the Icelandic band into new sonic territory, but it does refine its decades-tested style in the best way possible.


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2013 Nelsonville Music Festival (Notes from the Road) [13.Jun.13]
Postcards from ‘Proteus’ (Moving Pixels) [13.Jun.13]
Will Netflix Kill TV? (Features) [13.Jun.13]
The Lonely Island: The Wack Album (Reviews) [13.Jun.13]
JJ Grey and Mofro: This River (Reviews) [13.Jun.13]
Deafheaven: Sunbather (Reviews) [12.Jun.13]
Jon Hopkins: Immunity (Reviews) [12.Jun.13]
Agnetha Faêltskog: A (Reviews) [12.Jun.13]
Lilacs & Champagne: Danish & Blue (Reviews) [12.Jun.13]
Jack Beauregard: Irrational (Capsule Reviews) [11.Jun.13]
In Defense Of ... Podcasting (Columns) [11.Jun.13]
Why ‘Game of Thrones’ Matters (Features) [11.Jun.13]
Surfer Blood: Pythons (Reviews) [11.Jun.13]
The Ocean: Pelagial (Reviews) [11.Jun.13]
Apocalypse Zow-ee!: ‘This Is the End’ (Short Ends and Leader) [10.Jun.13]
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