This month’s compilation actually serves as a fusion of December and January. My primary focus in December was the Best Albums of 2008 feature,
Treading the thin line between generic cheesiness and captivating ingenuity is a common practice for contemporary pop artists, especially now that the genre has
To attain memorability, artists often strive for a consistent tonal resonance to align with the occasionally overlooked aspect of cohesion. Whether one hears a
Although it can be classified as one of the most straightforward terms in music theory, timbre also holds the status as being one of
In the life of Luke Temple, artistic transitioning nearly seems like a daily routine by now. In several career choices that are not particularly
Seeing a successful solo project originate from a duo is not all that surprising. When a group revolves around the vision and talents of
All bands have to start somewhere, and for Cymbals Eat Guitars it was as a high school band that dabbled mostly in Weezer covers
By the time that Swedish brother-sister duo Karin Dreijer Andersson and Olof Dreijer released their third full-length album in 2006, The Knife had already
As evidenced on Monday with Andre Ethier’s excellent Born of Blue Fog, January is often a time for this site to explore releases that
The past month provided me with a much-needed break, one that allowed me to take a break during a time in which artists are
