LinfinityBy Shawn Donohue on March 19, 2010Linfinity is happy to be floating along with light jam-band tinged vibes or changing strides with indie precision- in either spectrum the band’s tone is solid. Specifically engaging was the string more » | .jpg&dh=1)
Disco BiscuitsBy Nicholas Gunther on March 19, 2010Caught between a trance-fusion odyssey and a spectacular nonstop jam, the Disco Biscuits showed their endurance on the first of two intimate shows at the Theatre of Living Arts in Philadelphia more » | 
Civil TwilightBy Nicholas Gunther on March 18, 2010Native to South Africa, Civil Twilight is a three-piece rock band consisting of two brothers Steven (vocal, bass, piano) and Andrew McKellar (guitar) and their friend Richard Wouters (drums) who they more » |
More Reviews |  | Disco Biscuits
By Bryan Rodgers on March 16, 2010
With Planet Anthem, The Disco Biscuits have finally created an album worthy of their broad range of abilities. The band has always embraced paradox, grinning through wide-eyed rock numbers and delving More »
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|  | Dave Holland Octet
By Doug Collette on March 16, 2010
The greatest virtue of bassist Dave Holland's recordings, whatever the size of the ensemble he leads, lies in how directly the compositions evolve from the improvisation(s) of the players. The More »
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|  | Gorillaz
By Pietro C. Truba on March 15, 2010
Like a long plane ride calmly careening through the air at 600 mph, the beautiful building classical piece from England’s orchestral "sinfonia ViVA," begins Gorillaz latest endeavor Plastic Beach. Signaling there More »
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|  | Surfer Blood
By Shawn Donohue on March 15, 2010
This indie band from Florida seems primed to break into whatever sort of big time there is out there these days (lots of followers on Twitter?!?). Astro Coast is engaging guitar More »
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|  | Yeasayer
By Jason MacNeil on March 15, 2010
Brooklyn critical darlings Yeasayer have upped the quality ante somewhat from their first effort, and it is definitely apparent from the opening plodding prog-electro feel of “The Children.” Although not necessarily More »
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|  | Broken Bells
By Pietro C. Truba on March 11, 2010
As a whole, Broken Bells maintains hip-hop tinge from Burton’s production, but it’s layered across the board with genre meandering psychedelic passages and vocal harmonies woven throughout. Putting Broken Bells in More »
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|  | Midlake
By Bryan Rodgers on March 11, 2010
Midlake's sound has always been retro, but The Courage of Others takes the term to a whole new extreme. During their early career, Midlake's retro slant could be traced to striking More »
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| |  | Jimi Hendrix
By Doug Collette on March 10, 2010
Valleys of Neptune is a sixty-minute collection of never-before-released tracks recorded during the transition phase of The Jimi Hendrix Experience in 1968 and 1969. In the course of a dozen cuts, More »
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|  | John Brown's Body
By Eric Liebetrau on March 10, 2010
Founded in 1995 in Ithaca, a hippie-friendly, live-music–obsessed outpost in upstate New York, John Brown’s Body has always enjoyed the following of dedicated fans. After moving their operation to Boston and More »
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|  | The Blacks
By Shawn Donohue on March 09, 2010
fter a ten year hiatus The Blacks release this digital EP entitled In Sickness and Health. Well slap me silly and call me Suzy, would ya’ looky there…the first acoustic little More »
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