Jack White Testifies with Electrifying Catharsis on ‘Frozen Charlotte’
Frozen Charlotte demonstrates once again that Jack White remains a high level blues rock maestro and tone scientist still in the prime of his career.
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Snooper Find Form and Focus on ‘Worldwide’
On Worldwide, Nashville egg-punks Snooper hatch from chaotic oddity into a fully realized band, channeling frenzy into sharp, urgent songs.
Hotline TNT Return with a Mature and Vibrant Effort
Hotline TNT achieve a brighter sound on Raspberry Moon, as Will Anderson celebrates his new love and welcomes songwriting contributions from his band.
‘The Music of Heatmiser’ Restores Elliott Smith’s Early Ambition
The Music of Heatmiser provides a fascinating glimpse of Elliott Smith’s early career with the band, whose music contrasts with his better-known solo work.
‘Help Us Stranger’ Is a Rousing, Welcome Return for the Raconteurs
On their first album in more than ten years, Jack White's acclaimed foursome the Raconteurs are back with a solid collection of songs.
The Raconteurs Count as Something of a Supergroup
The Raconteurs make garage-tinged power pop and rock ‘n’ roll, the kind of straightforward verse-chorus-bridge songs that do well on commercial radio.