This is a collection of the detritus of the Mark II edition (three-piece version) of MTX. (See the CD of Big Black Bugs Bleed Blue Blood for the Mark I edition.) Besides the EP from […]
One more triptych from those good people to the north. Reissues of the Chicagoan, original Nuggets band’s three Columbia albums along with nice helpings of “bonus tracks” (which once more occasionally gets filled out with […]
It took two months of begging, prostration and misery but I finally got a copy of this double CD set. I got my vinyl copy out of the 99c cutout bin at my old college […]
It’s been quite a long wait since Benson’s last record, his debut album One Mississippi (Virgin). Digging out from under the weight of his multinational masters seems to have taken an inordinate amount of time. […]
Ms. Colter is a singer-songwriter from L.A. who once fronted a combo called Box The Walls. This record came out a few years back, but has been reissued by this Zip Records subsidiary. There has […]
Hmmm, it now only takes one Platinum album to get a multinational-funded label deal. Lit’s Dirty Martini presents another slightly scruffy Punk-Pop band. They have a good pop-sense, a way with harmonies and a tight […]
And for those who want to Rock, another fine combo from Detroit. They’re led by one time Ten High headmistress Wendy Case, on a two guitar, bass and drums attack. Ms. Case has a shredded, […]
It’s been decades since I’ve really read the NME, if at all (mostly on rare trips to the UK), but I have been getting their daily email postings from the NMEonline department for the last […]
Dee Dee is Dionne’s sister and was a mainstay of legendary backing vocalists the Sweet Inspirations. The subtitle of this collection is The Mercury/Blue Rock Sessions, and while not an all encompassing survey of her […]
The latest from former Chisel frontman Ted Leo sees him spreading out from his New Wave/Mod vernacular. Throughout the sound is full and present, with focused yet varied arrangements. Out of the box Biomusicology starts […]
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