Posted in Music Reviews, tagged George Harrison, John Lennon, Oasis, Radiohead, the Beatles on October 12, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Reviewed by Edward Wallace
Oasis/Dig Out Your Soul
This the Oasis album that should have come after (What’s The Story) Morning Glory? – the third great album fans have been waiting for. Closest in spirit to their debut Definitely Maybe, it’s tighter than their last two good albums Heathen Chemistry and Don’t Believe the Truth with a [...]
Posted in Interviews, tagged classic rock, country, folk, God, Jesus, Neil Young, Poco, spiritual, the Band on October 12, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Written by Carson James
Tied to the Stone belongs to the Neil Young school of Americana, built on a foundation of country and folk but given a classic-rock kick. Based in California, Tied to the Stone more closely resembles the roots-oriented acts of the late ’60s and early ’70s (I could imagine them opening up for [...]
Posted in Music Reviews, tagged Joy Division, Mark Lanegan, post-punk, R.E.M., the Screaming Trees, unrequited love on October 2, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Reviewed by Kit Burns
Yves Villeneuve/The Chorus Man
The Chorus Man is a pretty cheerful title for an album that honestly should only be played with the lights out. Yves Villeneuve has a deep, raspy, blues-tinged voice that is reminiscent of Mark Lanegan, former lead singer of the Screaming Trees. Like Lanegan, Villeneuve sings from the gut, [...]
