If Jimmy Eat World frontman Jim Adkins didn’t go through some sort of relationship drama in the years since 2010’s … Continued
Album of the Month
Album Pick of the Month: The National’s Trouble Will Find Me
Written by MDuffy
If listening to past albums from the National conjure up the image of a swirling storm of emotional and introspective … Continued
Album Pick of the Month: Phoenix’s Bankrupt!
Written by MDuffy
From the opening chords of “Entertainment,” the lead single from Phoenix’s fifth studio album Bankrupt! (out April 22), it’s evident … Continued
March Album of the Month: Jimi Hendrix’s ‘People, Hell & Angels’
Written by cmauck
by Steve Hochman The first sound on this set of previously unreleased Hendrix recordings — the solo, straightforward and grounded … Continued
Feb. Album of the Month: Johnny Marr’s The Messenger
Written by MDuffy
For 30 years, Johnny Marr has set the music world aflame with his signature sound, inspiring guitarists throughout his entire … Continued
Album Review of the Month: Biffy Clyro’s Opposites
Written by MDuffy
For the hardworking Scottish alternative rock band Biffy Clyro, their latest album Opposites is a fitting triumph after so many … Continued
Album of the Month: Fender’s Holiday Mix
Written by fenderadmin
Considering the amount of repetitive holiday music we hear every year beginning just as the gravy hits the Thanksgiving turkey, it is refreshing when artists come up with something new.
Album Pick of the Month: Green Day’s ¡Dos!
Written by fenderadmin
Green Day’s ¡Dos! is yet another strong pop-punk masterpiece from the stalwart San Franciscan band.
Album Pick of the Month: David Byrne & St. Vincent
Written by fenderadmin
When news first broke that master auteur David Byrne and St. Vincent were collaborating on an album, it certainly seemed like an unnatural pairing.
Album Pick of the Month: Yeasayer’s ‘Fragrant World’
Written by fenderadmin
In advance of the August 21 release of their third full-length album, Fragrant World, Yeasayer sent fans on a scavenger hunt across the Internet to seek out videos for each of the record’s 11 songs.

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