Thievery Corporation, “The Temple Of I & I” And Me [ALBUM REVIEW]
[twitter style=”horizontal” float=”left”] [fbshare type=”button” width=”100″] [pinterest count=”horizontal”] The first time I heard about Thievery Corporation, I was 16, attending Centreville High School in Virginia, and my classmate and video production friend, Jack McKain told me about them. We were on the subject of music,…
Vandaveer’s New EP “Love Is Melancholy” Is A Glowing Rumination On The Heart
[twitter style=”horizontal” float=”left”] [fbshare type=”button” width=”100″] [pinterest count=”horizontal”] Love Is Melancholy, the new EP from folk-rock group Vandaveer, paints the turn of life’s seasons in vivid, autumnal hues. The three-track offering from the Kentucky-based tunesmiths features songs written during studio sessions for The Wild Mercury…
The Wait Was Worth It; The Avalanches’ “Wildflower” Is Exuberant Brilliance [LISTEN]
[twitter style=”horizontal” float=”left”] [fbshare type=”button” width=”100″] [pinterest count=”horizontal”] Since I Left You, The Avalanches’ 2000 debut full-length, was essentially a CD-length testament to the pleasures of plunderphonics. Over the course of the 900+ samples extracted from impossibly obscure sources (the album was notably delayed when…
Atlee – Lost in Transition Album Review
By Glen Harvey Atlee Gallimore, last spotted in the media speaking on Kobe Bryant’s 60 point finale as a Laker has been in the lab sparking the heat waves early this year with his debut “Lost In Transition”. Starting the summer off right…
