The Aquarian Weekly7h
On The Record: The New York Second’s ‘Room for Other People,’ plus a Dan Fogelberg/Tim Weisberg Collaboration
The result, called Room for Other People, is the fifth album credited to Walkate’s New York Second ensemble. The title comes ...
The Aquarian Weekly5h
Jinjer’s European Groove Metal Goes Harder Than Ever on New Album
Titled Duél, that album is out one week from today. From the jump this album is terrific. Produced by Max Morton, Duél is everything people love Jinjer for, and as a band widely regarded as being the ...
The Aquarian Weekly2d
Profonde Musique: ‘Twas in Another Lifetime – Bob Dylan’s ‘Blood on the Tracks’ at 50
Blood on the Tracks is Dylan stripped of artifice he so effectively fashioned since he emerged as a bizarre mid-western ...
The Aquarian Weekly9d
X-Cops: ‘The Curtain Has Been Ripped Down & Everyone Can Clearly See’
An X-Cops show is organized chaos, fierce and fiery in its riff-tastic metal approach, all while holding a mirror up to the ...
The Aquarian Weekly7d
Accepting Josh Gilligan – ‘I Like When People Start Looking for That Next Layer’
There is a simplicity to what John Gilligan does, but it is comes with a raw sense of empathy that only a true artist, and a ...
The Aquarian Weekly4d
Jerry Cantrell on Writing Songs With Friends (In & Out of Alice in Chains)
To recap the last three months: Jerry Cantrell released a new album. We loved said album and considered this album to be one of the best of 2024. Then he sat down with us to talk all about it, and now ...
The Aquarian Weekly11d
On The Record: A Potent Live Set from Hardwicke Circus plus Reissues from Jazz Innovator Oregon
Northwest Passage is a fine and relatively folk-oriented set that finds Towner, McCandless, and Moore joined by Walker, who ...
The Aquarian Weekly11d
Rant ‘N’ Roll: Going Deeper
When a talented drummer, composer, producer, and bandleader like Canadian Joel Jeschke finally puts it all together to record a promising debut like Time & Place, it’s time to sit up and take notice.
The Aquarian Weekly4d
Max McNown Sells Out Shows, but Never Himself
Viral moments and momentary hits are stepping stones. Symbolic art, on the other hand… that has staying power. Courage, grace, and diligence – that’s key, too. This rising musician has it all, and ...
The Aquarian Weekly7d
On The Record: Loudon Wainwright III’s ‘Loudon Live in London,’ plus Petra Onderuf Quartet
Folk singer Loudon Wainwright III has had a colorful and eventful life, professionally and personally. His more than half-century musical career has embraced dozens of studio albums, countless concert ...