Music Review: Robyn – Body Talk Pt. 1

Anyone not listening to Robyn should start now. Her new album, Body Talk Pt. 1, is a well-executed confection of pop and hip-hop that cannot be missed. Seriously, give this woman a chance. And, dont write her off because shes blonde-headed and singing dance and pop music. Lately, it seems …

Music Review: The Doors – Waiting For The Sun
The Doors: Chapter 3. Door – Waiting for the Sun – Construction and Maintenance – Materials and Supplies – Doors and Windows

Music Review: Devo – Something For Everybody
After a 20 year hiatus, Devo triumphantly return. Music – Arts – Reviews – Devo – Personal Archives

Music Review: Bing Crosby – So Rare: Treasures from the Crosby Archive
Featuring perhaps some of the most peculiar lyrics Ive ever heard, So Rare: Treasures from the Crosby Archive finds Bing Crosbys sheer volume of recordings mined deeply by Collectors Choice. Gathering the nuggets and misses from Crosbys archives, So Rare proves Crosbys …

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Music Review: Audrey Assad, “The House You’re Building”
Kicking things off is “For Love of You,” with which many fans are already familiar from its EP release. Its liltingly beautiful chorus is heavy with romantic imagery ( For love of you I’m a sky on fire; because of you I’ve come alive ), and it’s the first of many songs which the artist addresses directly to God rather than to the listener.

Music Review: The Blue Shadows On The Floor Of Heaven
Vancouver-based Blue Shadows released On The Floor Of Heaven back in the early nineties not a particularly good time for twangy country-rock and unadorned musical honesty. Though critically acclaimed, it didnt stay on the shelves very long.Now Bumstead Records has revived the project …

Music Review: The Scissor Sisters dirty ‘Night Work’ still sparkles
The Scissor Sisters have sloughed off some of their signature camp style and roughed up their edges on the new record “Night Work.” Equal parts “Bohemian Rhapsody” and “Bad Romance,” the new record is dramatic, danceable and definitively cool.