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Review: Arctic Monkeys Drive Into A Cinematic Dreamscape
posted 4 Year ago by NARDOS HAILE - Associated Press
Open the door and step into the epic film reel of the Arctic Monkey's dreamy journey, “The Car” — it's quirky, expansive and deeply soulful
Review: Carly Rae Jepsen’s Latest Album Is Pop Perfection
posted 4 Year ago by RAGAN CLARK - Associated Press
Dating in the 21st century might be a lonely time, but Carly Rae Jepsen has found a way to make an album around those experiences that’s as bright and hopeful as it is grounded
Review: Glen Phillips Is Thoughtful And Tuneful On New Album
posted 3 Year ago by STEVEN WINE - The Associated Press
The son of a physicist, Glen Phillips has always been a cerebral singer-songwriter, and his new solo album is a thoughtful, tuneful collection of contemplations on life’s simple charms
Review: Bill Frisell’s Jazz Quartet Emphasizes Interplay
posted 3 Year ago by STEVEN WINE - The Associated Press
Guitarist Bill Frisell’s new jazz quartet album is like a stimulating conversation among friends who swap quick quips and insights, the shifts in mood frequent and unpredictable
Review: Neil Young Reflects On Environment On 'World Record'
posted 3 Year ago by SCOTT BAUER - Associated Press
Neil Young and his longtime band Crazy Horse return to a favorite topic with “World Record,” a double-entendre title for an album that not-so-subtlety focuses squarely on the fate of the environment
Review: Tom Petty Doesn't Back Down In 1997 Fillmore Shows
posted 3 Year ago by SCOTT BAUER - Associated Press
Listening to “Live at the Fillmore (1997)” it's easy to see why Tom Petty said at the time he thought it was a career highpoint
Review: Nick Hornby Has Affable Romp In 'Dickens And Prince'
posted 3 Year ago by ANN LEVIN - Associated Press
Nick Hornby has been writing about pop culture since the 1990s, most famously his obsessive love of soccer in 1992’s “Fever Pitch” and of music in “High Fidelity,” three years later. Now he has yoked together two more objects of his intense fandom, Charles Dickens and Prince, to explore the similarities between creative geniuses separated by an ocean and nearly 150 years
Review: Julia Bullock Walks Her Own Path In Solo Album Debut
posted 3 Year ago by MIKE SILVERMAN - Associated Press
No one who has followed Julia Bullock’s career will be surprised that her first solo album is made up of unconventional and deeply personal choices
Review: Adeem The Artist’s Album Is Engaging, Topical, Funny
posted 3 Year ago by STEVEN WINE - The Associated Press
“Going to Hell,” a banjo-driven romp on the new album “White Trash Revelry,” explains in jest the cause of Adeem the Artist's unspecified musical limitations
Review: Broadway's Neil Diamond Show Isn't So Good, So Good
posted 3 Year ago by MARK KENNEDY - Associated Press
There are some interesting cocktails on offer at "The Neil Diamond Musical: A Beautiful Noise” on Broadway and it might not be such a bad idea to order a Sweet Clementine or a Cracklin' Rosé before you get to your seat
Review: SZA's Perfection Takes Time In Second Album ‘SOS’
posted 3 Year ago by KARENA PHAN - Associated Press
SZA’s first album “Ctrl” was praised among fans and critics alike, with multiple songs charting in the top 40s, a Grammy nomination in 2018, and it was even The Associated Press’ album of the year in 2017
Review: Sam Fender Whets Appetites For His Arena Rock Moment
posted 3 Year ago by SCOTT STROUD - Associated Press
It's an interesting play to release a live album just as you're emerging as an artist of arena rock stature