By Bernard Zuel. Charm of Finches – Wonderful Oblivion (AntiFragile Music) On their third LP Melbourne-based siblings – Ivy and Mabel Windred-Wornes – beg to differ with L.P. Hartley. For them, the past isn’t a […]
By Bernard Zuel Sarah McQuaid today is sitting in front of a large and impressive wall of CDs, its styles varied, its nationalities widely spread, its depth vast. As it should be, given she was […]
THE DAPTONE SOUL REVUE – LIVE! AT THE APOLLO (Daptone/Planet) By Trevor J.Leeden Downtown Brooklyn NYC 2001, and bassist Gabriel Roth (aka Bosco Mann) and tenor saxophonist Neal Sugarman saw a need for a record […]
Review by Bernard Zuel. Hayley Mary – The Drip (I Oh You) Weirdly enough, it was only a couple of weeks ago I was thinking about how going big – dramatic escalations, bold flourishes, emotions […]
FAYE WEBSTER – I Know I’m Funny Haha (Secretly Canadian) Review by Bernard Zuel. Breakups don’t just hurt, they can kick you in the guts, smack you about the head when you tip over, smear […]
By Brian Wise. VAN MORRISON – LATEST RECORD PROJECT VOL.1 (EXILE/BMG) On his Australian tour of 2000, Lou Reed insisted on playing only recent songs. You can imagine how well this went over with the […]
Thursday June 17, 2021 Review By Steve Bell / Pics by Scott Myers A decent throng has turned out early to catch a brief warm-up set by local musician Greg Charles fronting his titular four-piece band. Charles […]
THE PLAYLIST JUNE 7, 2021 What I’ve been listening to this week. Outside Child – Allison Russell Leftover Feelings – John Hiatt & Jerry Douglas Downhill From Everywhere – Jackson Browne The Waylon Sessions – […]
By Bernard Zuel
By Bernard Zuel. JOHN KENNEDY’S LOVE GONE WRONG- Always The Bridegroom (Foghorn) In one of the reissue iterations of his 1984 album, Goodbye Cruel World, London’s Liverpool-born Elvis Costello began the liner notes with the welcoming […]
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