Musicians
Suzanne Vega Brings Memories to Life with ‘An Evening of New York Songs and Stories’
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Taylor Swift Lets Her Most Personal Feelings Shine with Newest Gem, ‘Folklore’
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Ray LaMontagne Seeks Truth with ‘Monovision’ And Listeners Find Satisfaction
By DAN MACINTOSH Ray LaMontagne moves Zelig-like from style to style on his latest Monovision album. Yet, these variety stops never sound schizophrenic or unnatural. The album starts off with “Roll Me Mama, Roll Me,” […]
Musicians
Review: Switchfoot Pays Respect to Range of Performers with Album ‘Covers’
By DAN MACINTOSH Covers albums can take on a wide spectrum of variations. Many of these projects include the older songs that inspired artists to create their own music in the first place. Listening to […]
Musicians
Review: Sparks Drop a New Classic With ‘A Steady Drip, Drip, Drip’
By DAN MACINTOSH Sparks, the longstanding brotherly duo of Ron and Russell Mael, has been performing together since 1967. So, you’d think by now one could compare this act to other similar bands. But we […]
Reviews
Dramarama Full Length ‘Color TV’ a Colorful Gift in a Black-And-White World
Review by DAN MACINTOSH Even in this digital music age, serious music fans keep running mental lists of their most anticipated album releases. They wait impatiently for these projects to come out with the same […]
Musicians
Review: M. Ward Masterfully Puts a Face on Immigration with ‘Migration Stories’
By DAN MACINTOSH M. Ward describes his album Migration Stories as “11 largely instrumental ballads – a sci-fi fast forward to a more silent night many generations from here to a maybe-era where movement is […]
Live Reviews
Review: Silversun Pickups and Eliza and the Delusionals Keep Guitar Rock Rolling Through SoCal
By DAN MACINTOSH SANTA ANA – Silversun Pickups’ double bill with Australia’s Eliza and The Delusionals (Los Angeles’ Cuffed Up was the warm-up act) was a study in dynamic contrasts. Whereas female lead singer for […]
Reviews
The Damned Proves its Definitive Punk with ‘Black Is The Night’ Anthology
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concerts
Buddy Guy Show at Novo Lacking, But He’s Still the Link to Chicago Blues
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Robyn Hitchcock Gives A Grammy Museum Audience a Taste of His New Album
Review by DAN MACINTOSH LOS ANGELES, CA – Listening to the Grammy Museum Executive Director Scott Goldman interview Robyn Hitchcock can be a whole lot like sampling the artist’s extensive catalogue, in that it he […]
Musicians
Lifehouse and Switchfoot Look Back for Summer With Hit-Filled Show at the Greek
Review by DAN MACINTOSH Slotted between Hurricane Harvey, which had just torn through Texas, and the eve of when Hurricane Irma was about to hit Florida, Lifehouse and Switchfoot shared a bill at the Greek […]
California Rocker Interview
A New Record for California Rocker – Five Journalism Awards with Two First Place Finishes in One Year
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