Category: RECORD REVIEWS

CAT POWER: Jukebox [Matador]

Chan Marshall owes her career as much to psychodrama as music, but it’s just now that she’s reached her most

January 22, 2008 / RECORD REVIEWS

With 2006’s A Blessing And A Curse, the Drive-By Truckers—perhaps one of the most respected bands to emerge from the

January 22, 2008 / RECORD REVIEWS

Catherine Avenue is the album Rilo Kiley could’ve wowed the world with if Jenny Lewis and Co. learned the art

January 22, 2008 / RECORD REVIEWS

Art Di Furia’s Photon Band was one of the cornerstones of Psychedelphia, a loose coterie of Philly bands from the

January 22, 2008 / RECORD REVIEWS

To listen to Evangelicals’ second album, you’d think the studio was hip deep in musicians, a la the Polyphonic Spree.

January 22, 2008 / RECORD REVIEWS

The list of band members on this Ohio trio’s MySpace page says it all: Hamish Kilgour, Mark Ibold and Brix

January 22, 2008 / RECORD REVIEWS

Jack Peñate is a posh kid from South London who nevertheless affects the professional Cockney accent that’s currently de rigueur

January 22, 2008 / RECORD REVIEWS

R.I.P. MAGNET Senior Writer Jonathan Valania