Emily Mure — Odyssey
If her voice doesn’t get you, her lyrics will. This is a quiet album. Don’t expect any flashiness here. But that’s because Mure doesn’t need flash. She’s confident in herself and she has every right to be. Odyssey is muted…
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Jonny Grave — The Hammer
It’s a little unfortunate that I’m writing this review in the midst of Anthony Weiner’s latest scandal — the jokes I could make are just a bit too easy. But that’s not the kind of hammer Jonny Grave is referring…
Genticorum — Enrigistre Live
I try to avoid reading press releases before listening to an album, but this time I was too curious not to. What was the deal with this band’s name? What does “enrigistré” mean? Turns out, Genticorum (JAWN-ti-corum) plays Quebecois folk…
Whitney Lockert — Songs Of An Afternoon
I’ll keep this short and sweet, given yesterday’s post. (This is what happens when I go for a long walk before writing.) I saw Whitney perform with Robb and the Handsome Few, and all of the nice things I said…
Abby Brown — Go All In
Please note that Asher Brown has transitioned since the writing of this post. This page, using his former name and transitions, has been left up with Asher’s permission. You can find Asher’s more current work here. Before I tell you…