I have always enjoyed thoughtful, ballsy acoustic music. However, I never qui…

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You can’t accuse They Might Be Giants of being slackers. After more than 15 years together, the already-prolific band is releasing a boatload of music, including work on Malcolm in the Middle and their first children’s album. Julio Diaz cornered John Flansburgh during a rare moment off, and got the latest on this extremely talented – and busy! – band.

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Produced as a benefit for the American Cancer Society, this release brings up…

Richmond, Virginia’s Girlush Figure first album, Target You, is a supr…

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Josie Aiello may have a shot of her songs being featured on Ally McBeal

Traffic (Ink 19, December 2000)

The name Vibrolush sounds like some nifty new household appliance that double…

Recorded at his New Jersey home on a four-track machine, Bruce Springsteen di…

High-octane dance pop, featuring digital backdrops, some fuzz guitar, some bo…

As a one-man recording industry unto himself, Curtis Mayfield was the undispu…

The two most recent discs that I’ve received are cases of mistaken identity, …

David Gedge, long famous as the frontman for the UK indie favorite the Weddin…

Why do so many folksters think they have to be so wussy? Isn’t Ani DiFranco t…

I’m a sucker for Christmas tunes, especially when they’re performed as well a…

While she has been around for a good while as a part of her father Bill Chamb…

Jim Connolly is a backcountry alchemist, bringing together folk, chamber musi…

Since her days with the Lovedolls, Abby Travis has been in a constant process…