Music Reviews
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Dent May & His Magnificent Ukulele The Good Feeling Music of Dent May & His Magnificent Ukulele
Recent Paw Tracks signee's debut album would be fun if it weren't for his would-be witty ironic persona.
Michael Skinnider reviews... -
Cryptacize Mythomania
Ex-Deerhoof guitarist Chris Cohen experiments with the generic and makes something generic.
Sean Caldwell continues his search for the name brand... -
Julie Doiron I Can Wonder What You Did With Your Day
And we can wonder if Doiron will go the path of sadcore folk guitarist or of fully realized indie band (hint: pick the second one!).
Andy Pareti feels like he's watching Juno again... -
Green Day 21st Century Breakdown
Sure to be the most overplayed album of the summer?
Brett Oronzio reviews Green Day's eighth... -
Prince Dirty Mind
Short, sweet, and immortal, a brief look back at an early Prince highlight.
George Booker goes uptown... -
Vanessa Lowe Eep
Vanessa Lowe typifies the street-corner singer-songwriter: sunny, vacuous, and completely unoriginal.
Michael Skinnider examines how not to make a record... -
Bob Dylan Together Through Life
How does the old master follow up his recent trifecta? Quick, hide the keys to the Triumph 500!
Alan Shulman reviews... -
John Vanderslice Romanian Names
Here’s a sample of how weird JV is. On his production notes, he credits someone for “paper tigers” and someone else for “rabbit holes.” And to think I wasted all those years playing clarinet in high school. My search for a decent “distressed mediums” instructor remains fruitless.
Ryan Faughnder reviews... -
The Maccabees Wall Of Arms
After a promising début and respectable sales, The Maccabees look to repliacte the success of old bandmate Jack Peñate with Wall of Arms.
Joe Rivers reviews... -
Japandroids Post-Nothing
Canadian duo deliver cool, confident, passionate rock record free of pretence and forced coolness. Suck it, hipsters.
Nate Adams throws some dirt on irony's grave.
