Jaga Jazzist are expanding boundaries with their stylistic fusion of jazz and electronica. Their new album, One-Armed Bandit, is one of the most thrilling
It seems ironic how the age of “hippies” coincided with some of the most groundbreaking usages of production in music. In an era associated
The top ten albums of 2009 are unveiled, capping off the end to a great year in music.
The top ten will be unveiled tomorrow, but these albums are just as worthwhile.
Part two of our five-day feature broadens the coverage of this year's finest albums.
I was so enamored with The Silent League’s second album, Of Stars and Other Somebodies, that I wrote about it twice within several months.
If it is possible to be ambitiously impatient, Kevin Martin would exemplify it perfectly. His ambition and impatience often clash for the listeners’ enjoyment,
To say that Lymbyc Systym represent the next large movement might be an overstatement, but their methodology is certainly becoming more prevalent among emerging
When projects attempt to be conceptual in both their style and purpose, there arises a sensitive area where criticism has difficulty retreating from the
The importance of a first impression is something that has been stressed since humanity’s inception, with philosophers as early as Socrates noting its role
