American Songwriter Daily Discovery: Tre Burt, ‘Caught it From the Rye’
[American Songwriter] Tre Burt may have made one of his greatest memories by sneaking into a Bob Dylan concert — someone he certainly resembles in sound, but the soon-to-be-mainstream talent is setting the scene to be blowing people away at festival shows of his own. Originally from the Bay Area but now living in Sacramento, he is on ...
William Tyler Band and Friends Make Themselves at Home at Drkmttr
[Nashville Scene] Outstanding guest performances, a tribute to David Berman and more mark Tyler & Co.’s post-Thanksgiving hang By P.J. KINZER William Tyler Band and FriendsPHOTO: LANCE CONZETT Over the past couple of decades, “Friendsgiving” parties have become commonplace around the Turkey Day season. It’s a manifestation of the idea that friends are the family ...
Listen: The Lagniappe Sessions With Marco Benevento
[Aquarium Drunkard] Lagniappe (la ·gniappe) noun ‘lan-ˌyap,’ — 1. An extra or unexpected gift or benefit. 2. Something given or obtained as a gratuity or bonus. We first caught Marco Benevento on a makeshift stage deep in the old growth woods of the pacific northwest. It was around 1am. Donning a top hat that would have made Dr. ...
Wilco’s Ode To Joy Named New York Magazine/Vulture’s Album of the Year
[Vulture] 1. Wilco, Ode to Joy The argument for Wilco as one of the great American rock bands of the 21st century rests on their ability to synthesize the disorienting sensation of the last few decades, the scent of wars around the edges of comfort, the awareness of disorder wrapped in the detachment from it. They’ve done it ...
Kate Bollinger’s Genre-Fluid Portraits Of Reality
[Vinyl Me Please] By Pranav Trewn We tend to lose our sense of imagination as we get older, a functional decline we mourn among the many sacrifices of growing up. But this loss is, at least in part, due to having less of a need for it over time. We learn language before we’ve lived its ...
