This album sure isn’t new, but since it predates Adobe and Teardrops, it’s worth a review here. Released in 2011, the Tiger Army guitarist’s solo effort takes a statelier approach to music than the psychobilly band. And since June 2011,…
Bill Mallonee is one of my favorite songwriters, even though (strange to say) I don’t own a single piece of his music. It’s not that I pirate it — it’s just that there’s a lot of material available on Archive.org.…
Rachel Brooke’s A Killer’s Dream is best enjoyed in the kitchen. Maybe it’s because I’m a woman, though. See, this album is a time machine. Brooke has captured the smoky, illicit feel of a true rockabilly club — her seductive…
If someone had described Mike June’s music as “heartland rock with a sharp political bent” I would have been sold before I even listened to the album. This album is an instant favorite and I’m so glad Von featured it…
This isn’t so much a review of Bristle Ridge as it is some meditations about Austin Lucas. To be honest, I didn’t really like his music at first. I was mostly annoyed by all of his songs about how he…