The evolution of a band can be a fascinating development. We all know that lineups are often changed due to personal differences, but it
There are only a handful of songwriters who can make the genuine transition from somber melancholy to irrepressible rage with success. It is an
In a world where music distribution is considerably effected by the high level of impatience that many music fans now experience due to our
Here are the picks from July, a month that saw just about everything from stylish electro-rock to avant-garde “prepared piano” pieces. I’ll be heading
Some claim that technology dilutes originality and ambition, providing convenient sources to information that would otherwise be obtained through more arduous methods requiring a
For any inquiries regarding the stylistic leanings of The Asteroid No. 4, the only bit of information one would likely require is that the
I tend to agree with Steve Reich on the subject of minimalism, a self-proposed genre whose label is borrowed more from a chronological standpoint
Oh great, just we need… another Swedish pop artist. Yes, another musically inclined Swede who crafts uniquely enticing hooks with a high level of
In terms of debut albums, David Vandervelde’s The Moonstation House Band was easily one of the most memorable of 2007. Though he was singularly
As someone who enjoys a wide variety of music, it does not take much for me to become engrossed in any historical studies pertaining
