All’s Well that Ends Well by Anthony B., Louisville, KY Everyone knows what I’m talking about (and certainly everyone has one of their own): a band you know you probably shouldn’t like. One that you never admit to listening to and one you are afraid to confess your admiration for, even to your closest friends. Continue...
American Doll Posse by Nidya S., Miami, FL Months before the release of “American Doll Posse,” Tori Amos’s ninth studio album, she described it as an opportunity to showcase her “warrior woman” persona. Continue...
Drunken Lullabies by Kevin H., Newark, DE I’ve found that a band has to be really unique for me to be drawn in without knowing the reason why I enjoy their music. Flogging Molly is one of those bands. Continue...
Live Trax 7 by Mike R., Wyckoff, NJ Last December, Dave Matthews Band released its seventh in the Live Trax series. This is a collection of selected concert recordings only available through the mail or by download. Continue...
Shadow of the Moon by Katrina W., Cochranville, PA So, you’re at the Renaissance Faire. You’ve looked at all the cute outfits, checked out the old-time CDs, and then you
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