Reviews

Reverend TJ McGlinchey Tell Me to Stay Reviewed by: Jen Levins Sick, funky, groovy, tight. It is difficult to find fault with Reverend TJ McGlinchey. “Tell Me to Stay” is an expertly crafted album fusing together the forces of blues, country, rock, jazz, Americana, and even a Read More

Big Fat Marker Time Lines Reviewed by: Ryan Sullivan There is an eerie yet settling aura surrounding their style. Their vocals are carefully crafted to work with the crisp guitars being strummed. Drums come out merely as an accent to facilitate their emotion on tracks like Read More

The Roddies Great Horned Owls Reviewed by: Jason Sendaula If the groups The Band and The Smiths met, had a couple of drinks and one thing led to another the offspring (in a world where Morrissey could find happiness) would be a beautiful little something like The Roddies. With Read More

The Decemberists We All Raise Our Voices to the Air (Live Songs 04.11 – 08.11) Reviewed by: Jason Sendaula For the uninitiated, this double live adventure is the perfect introduction to The Decemberists. Their style of epic storytelling through music is captured perfectly. This Read More

Bess Rogers joined Harper Blynn at the Tin Angel on May 30 to celebrate the kick off of the band’s album release tour for their second full-length, “Busy Hands.” A fellow Brooklyn-based member of the Secret Road music family (the licensing/management company behind many other Read More

The lights in the Troc barely have a chance to dim before Overkill attacks the stage on a Friday night. Immediately, they begin to pound out the initial notes to “Come and Get It”, the first track on their new album The Electric Age. Like all proper opening tracks, Read More