Category: ESSENTIAL NEW MUSIC
Essential New Music: Gov’t Mule’s “Revolution Come…Revolution Go”
Warren Haynes has offered thinly veiled political statements within his catalog to this point, but it’s difficult to disguise them
Essential New Music: Various Artists’ “Silhouettes And Statues: A Gothic Revolution: 1978-1986”
As far as exercises in futility are concerned, encapsulating a five-disc, 80-plus-song boxed set in 150 words ranks alongside trying
Essential New Music: The Ruby Suns’ “Sprite Fountain”
“I don’t speak their lan-guage/I don’t even try,” Ryan McPhun sings on “Pram Gangs.” He’s reacting to fatherhood and feeling
Essential New Music: Sweet Apple’s “Sing The Night In Sorrow”
Sweet Apple has always done what side projects are designed to do: provide a busman’s holiday for its members (Dinosaur
Essential New Music: William Parker Quartets’ “Meditation/ Resurrection”
Musician, composer, improviser, bandleader, mystic and raconteur William Parker has got so much going on that a mere double CD
Essential New Music: Willie Nile’s “Positively Bob: Willie Nile Sings Bob Dylan”
The ardent energy that marks Willie Nile’s best work is in full effect on this tribute to the greatest songwriter
Essential New Music: Manchester Orchestra’s “A Black Mile To The Surface”
Manchester Orchestra has been one of rock's most consistent rock bands since it burst onto the scene with 2006’s I’m
















