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Canadian indie-rockers Kiwi Jr. are back with their third album Blowin Up’. After a fairly long break and a whole load of demos, the band opted for a change of location, recording in Detroit (to which they have even dedicated a song to the state of Michigan). The results speak for themselves, with a well […]
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Temple Songs is Laura Veirs’ first album in 4 years, her 14th solo album and the first she’s written, recorded, performed, arranged and performed completely on her own…with one exception. Despite those 14 solo albums, many may know Laura for her 2016 collaboration with Neko Case and kd lang released as the (lower) case/lang/veirs. And the one exception alluded […]
...In An Enemy of the People Henrik Ibsen takes on the challenge of upholding truth to power. Where are you, Ibsen asks each of us, when those whips are cracking? When the “public good” demands the sacrifice of your own integrity, and more, of your whole life? Let me be direct, as this new adaptation calls […]
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Imagine…one minute you’re producing bands like Blur, Arctic Monkeys and Fontaines DC, the next minute you’ve been told you have a 30% chance of surviving a rare blood disease. That’s the future James Ellis Ford faced after learning he had AML…Acute Myeloid Leukemia. A major portion of his treatment involved spending time in isolation…living alone in a […]
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Reb Fountain’s Water for Gasoline is a searching, physically immediate album about how difficult it can be to know whether we are helping, hurting or simply implicated in what happens around us. It is also a confident record from an artist intent on finding her own way of making songs move, using repetition, space and […]
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