Reviews

by Holli Stephens “I came out here filled with aggression to chase you through Philadelphia.” Dressed in a red morph suit and black top hat, a masked man entreated the audience to an anecdote on how “…we are all the same.” He ended by saying, “there are no strangers he Read More

Tori Amos Unrepentant Geraldines Reviewed by: Lara Supan Haunting, vulnerable, and ethereally beautiful are words that only start to describe Tori Amos’ new addition to her discography. There are few that have a passive opinion of Tori Amos. With her eclectic song writing and Read More

Weatherbox Flies In All Directions Review by: Rebecca Robinson   Weatherbox’s new album, Flies In All Directions, is being released just in time for summer afternoons spent mowing the lawn or working on the car. Many listeners will enjoy the heavy guitar riffs and fun beats Read More

Buffalo Killers Heavy Reverie Reviewed by: Brian Roser Mick Jagger is gone. He learned to sing with an American accent, hid his lips with facial hair and started a band called Buffalo Killers. This is the only logical explanation that this kind of rock and roll could come out of Read More

Guided By Voices Cool Planet Review by: Rebecca Robinson   Cool Planet is a showcase for the broad range that Guided By Voices is capable of.  It is evident that Guided By Voices had fun while recording Cool Planet and this translates across to the listener in every song. Read More

by Joe Jamnitzky Anybody who was not at Boot and Saddle Sunday night definitely missed out, as opening band Radkey and main act Blood Red Shoes turned in what were two extremely intense, electric performances this writer has ever come across. Radkey, the young rock/punk trio from Read More