Listening was an intellectual exercise, sure, but not an exclusive one. I was drawn in, able to appreciate what I could and try to follow where each melody was going. I think that’s what I’m learning to love about jazz: that it’s always moving, and your job as a listener is to track that movement. Read More ›
He could only thank the audience under the cover of wah-wah pedals and Auto-Tune, screaming into the mic until it sounded like a song. Perhaps G is the last showgir…
Something special happens when this kind of carefully produced, softly layered lo-fi goes live. Subdued vocals break out between buzzing guitar pick-ups, and pensive…
// Photo: Eliza Fried Mt. Joy’s latest album is titled “Hope We Have Fun” — and this ethos is imbued not only in the band’s discography, but in the experience of se…
Rolo Tomassi’s 9/27 concert in Boston included a sampling from albums throughout the band’s career, including from their latest album, Where Myth Becomes Memory.
