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Pistol Annies Annie Up Reviewed by Jane Roser     Several words and phrases come to mind when listening to any song by the Pistol Annies: sassy, feisty, tarty, the devil made me do it. Debuting on the Academy of Country Music’s Girls Night Out: Superstar Women of Read More

Steve Martin & Edie Brickell Love Has Come For You Reviewed by Jane Roser     When Edie Brickell & New Bohemians released Shooting Rubberbands at the Stars, I was a junior in high school and listened mostly to music of the sixties, namely The Grateful Dead, Cat Read More

Neon Indian Errata Anex Reviewed by Jane Roser     Neon Indian is definitely high-brow. Their new EP, a remix of songs from their last album, Era Extraña is entitled Errata Anex, an anagram of Era Extraña. Optimo, Boyd Rice, Pattern, Actress and Twin Shadow (all bands I Read More

Molly Ringwald Except Sometimes Reviewed by Jane Roser     Molly Ringwald is one of those rare talents not seen since the days of Fred Astaire, Gene Kelly and Debbie Reynolds- a quadruple threat. She can act, dance, sing and write. And on top of that, she is a super Read More

Luxury Liners They’re Flowers Reviewed by Jane Roser     Carter Tanton, of the Baltimore based indie rock band Lower Dens, released the first album with his new project Luxury Liners today on the Western Vinyl label and although it’s nothing to write home Read More

Dutch Uncles Out of Touch in the Wild Reviewed by Jane Roser     Dutch Uncle- Noun. Meaning a stern, candid critic or adviser. Which is what I am about to be on this British band’s third release. This indie rock band From Manchester was founded in 2008 after Read More