They call themselves a “band of gypsies”, a group that shows extreme veneration for the past without any regard for the fickle opinion of
When a new band crafts a handful of tracks that they consider to be of the utmost quality, they are often faced with one
When I wrote about What Made Milwaukee Famous‘ generally enjoyable debut, Trying to Never Catch Up, nearly two years ago, I held a belief
No one needs to be told that a compliment and an insult are antonyms of one another, yet it remains ironic that politicians are
Contrary to what the type of her newest release may conventionally entail, Linda Carlsson has been creating albums under the name Miss Li for
Americana has taken quite the beating over the past couple of years. The genre appears to be the custom choice for overplayed car commercials
Some bands just love talking about themselves. I occasionally receive one-sheets that contradict both their namesake and purpose in providing an accessible introduction to
Sub-genres are a tricky thing to analyze. It seems that any individual can coin one, from a music theory professor to a 15-year-old ranting
Justin Russo follows up a pleasing debut with a more expansively fulfilling continuation of his enjoyable style: infectiously majestic orchestral chamber-pop with hints of
There were never too many bands who took their names literally. The Smashing Pumpkins never smashed pumpkins, Super Furry Animals were merely men, and
