Don’t be scared of Dan Tyminkski’s “Southern Gothic” journey
One quick skim of the airspace surrounding the sights and sounds of Dan Tyminski’s Southern Gothic and it’s difficult not to visualize a long line…
One lucky Friday the 13th find: “Tales from the Coop”
It’s Friday the 13th and the newest recurrence of this infamously superstition-driven day has fallen so serendipitously within the month of October and, only a…
Five ways of opening the door to opera
A conversation over drinks starts like this: “So, what kind of music are you into?” “Oh, I like just about everything – except for…
“Modern Addiction” and a Tender approach to the lifecycle of love
Many a pop album throughout history – both from years recent and decades long receded into the past – have tugged at the back and forth of…
Stop and make time for “Nothing Lasts Forever”
The ubiquity of social media leaves the world with two near absolutes: 1) Chatter never stops and 2) People are able to make things appear…
The highs and lows of “Every Valley” with Public Service Broadcasting
The idea of public service is rooted in endeavors meant to connect with, benefit, and apply to as much of a general populace as possible.…
Asking ourselves about the subject of music reviews
Good, bad, light, dark, life, and death. These are just a few of the most universally discussed and thematized opposites in human existence. Often, people…
Cowboy Diplomacy says it’s good to have “No Alibi”
When home equates to a place that’s close to the Mexican border and the typical weather for most of the year is that of dry…
Pandafan dives into nautical narratives with “Ocean B-Sides”
Folk is one of the few genres where kinship and camaraderie among its performers and writers, tends to get placed at the forefront. Bandmates and…
It won’t be long before this “Epitasis” is ready for exploration
The stuff of Greek mythology is packed to the brim with larger than life gods, powers, and tales that mix the human condition with the…