Capsule Reviews/Featured: Top of Home Page/Music The Cocoon: While the Recording Engineer Sleeps By John Garratt / 19 August 2015 The Cocoon could have been something special. Hell, they were something special!
Capsule Reviews/Featured: Top of Home Page/Music Stuart Mason: Tradition By Jonathan Frahm / 19 August 2015 Mason finds evolution in devolution with this 15-track package of folk classics.
Capsule Reviews/Featured: Top of Home Page/Music Tart: These Are Not Love Songs By Cole Waterman / 18 August 2015 Detroit femmelectro duo display growth and maturity while retaining noir sexiness on second EP.
Capsule Reviews/Featured: Top of Home Page/Music Astrid Williamson: We Go to Dream By Imran Khan / 17 August 2015 On her sixth studio release, the Shetland-born singer delves even deeper into the reaches of ambient-pop.
Capsule Reviews/Featured: Top of Home Page/Music Various Artists: OIM Volume 1 By Adrian Janes / 5 August 2015 Oakland Indie Mayhem's first compilation.
Capsule Reviews/Featured: Top of Home Page/Music Nicholas Altobelli: Searching Through That Minor Key By Eric Risch / 5 August 2015 Searching Through That Minor Key lacks the raw emotional attachment of Altobelli's prior poetic work.
Capsule Reviews/Featured: Top of Home Page/Music Bill Payne, Carol Liebowitz, Eva Lindal: Payne/Lindal/Liebowitz By John Garratt / 29 July 2015 Bill Payne, Carol Liebowitz, Eva Lindal make an entire album's worth of music by the seat of their three pairs of pants.
Capsule Reviews/Featured: Top of Home Page/Music Caravan of Thieves: Kiss Kiss By Jonathan Frahm / 29 July 2015 Caravan of Thieves deliver a fun-packed album that will have listeners dancing in the rain.
Capsule Reviews/Featured: Top of Home Page/Music Slow Down Molasses: Black Burnt Cars By Adrian Janes / 29 July 2015 Powerfully blending melody and discord and inspired by pictures of the Paris events in May 1968, Canada’s Slow Down Molasses reflect the tension between ideals and reality, then and now.
Capsule Reviews/Featured: Top of Home Page/Music Two Sheds: Assembling By Eric Risch / 27 July 2015 Much like a diamond, Assembling is brilliant due to its flaws.
Capsule Reviews/Featured: Top of Home Page/Music Biosphere / Deathprod: Stator By John Garratt / 24 July 2015 As two Norwegian artists stake their separate claims on one album, they wind up making a disturbing little masterpiece.
Capsule Reviews/Featured: Top of Home Page/Music Pocket Panda: This Arrangement of Molecules By Jonathan Frahm / 23 July 2015 In This Arrangement of Molecules, Pocket Panda establish themselves as new rulers of the Washington rock scene with equal parts heart and mind.