Lost and Found

by Joe Jamnitzky Hey, remember that time Moby decided he was a rock musician as opposed to an electronic one? Yeah, most don’t either, and for the ones that do, a number of them wish they didn’t. See, once upon a time, Moby was gaining recognition and some praise for his work in Read More

by Joe Jamnitzky Once again, it’s time to take a trip overseas to check out another Japanese band, the four piece all-girl rock group LAZYgunsBRISKY. Having formed in 2006, shortly after the members graduated high school, it only took five months for them to record and release Read More

by Joe Jamnitzky Sophomore albums can be a fickle thing. Sometimes they improve upon the debut. Other times, they fall flat and can stall a career. And then there are the ones that somehow manage to just slip through the cracks for whatever reason. Plastic Letters, Blondie’s Read More

by Joe Jamnitzky Okay, I’m going waaaaaaaay out on a limb with this week’s choice, but I feel the need to. Lately I’ve felt a little like I’ve been playing it safe with this column. Choosing artists that people may already know, or albums that they may have heard. This week, I Read More

by Joe Jamnitzky Failure is a band that, while not widely remembered or recognized by a wide audience, has been a huge favorite of critics, popular artists, and adventurous music listeners, all of whom have a high level of respect for the band. Now, with their first new song in Read More

by Joe Jamnitzky With my Blood Red Shoes interview/article coming up, and the show review to follow, it seemed like a no-brainer to go back in time to their debut album, Box of Secrets, especially as it didn’t get much notice here when it was first released. I’ll be the first to Read More