Album Reviews

Domino Where the Desert Meets the Sea Reviewed by Joe Tingle     Domino’s first full length album, the aptly titled Where the Desert Meets the Sea, is an energetic and, at times, mesmerizing work that embodies both the Avant Garde spirit of metal, as well as the Read More

David Bowie The Next Day Reviewed by Joe Jamnitzky     It’s rather appropriate that my first article about a brand new album has an almost direct connection to my very first “Lost and Found” article. If you’ll remember, that article was about David Bowie’s 1979 album, Read More

They Might Be Giants Nanobots Reviewed by: Jason Sendaula       With there latest album, Nanobots, They Might Be Giants seems to come full circle to their third album, Flood. Comical commentary set to dreamy melodies is a trademark that they have applied to topics Read More

Caitlin Rose The Stand-In Reviewed by: Michele Zipkin       Caitlin Rose brings us a dose of her beautiful, forlorn melodies and sweet singing with her latest project, The Stand-In.  She has made quite a name for herself as a country/blues artist, with seeming Read More

Ed Harcourt Back Into the Woods Reviewed by Michele Zipkin     The sixth studio album by the very accomplished Ed Harcourt, Back Into the Woods, is a collection of very honest songs that pull back a curtain onto a personal landscape of his thoughts and experiences.  He Read More

Steven Wilson The Raven That Refused to Sing (And Other Stories) Reviwed by: Joseph Tingle   The Raven That Refused To Sing (And Other Stories) is Steven Wilson’s third solo album, as well as the artist’s most definitive creative statement to date. Though Read More