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HUNGRY FOR LIFE Entertainment, Fun, CD Sale for a Cause
Thursday night, December 20th at Camody's Pub there will be entertainment with the hopes of selling the CD, Christmas By The Lake. Each year this CD is sold to raise money for Northern Light...
Posted on 12/19/12 at 7:44 AM
HEALTHY TIDBITS Help Needed Immediately
Superior Musican, James Moors and his Irish Friend, Kort McCumber have $523.00 left to raise (in less than11 hours)through Kickstarter to fund their new CD called Gravity. The goal was to raise $7500....
Posted on 4/6/12 at 8:04 AM
The world might end with a Brushstrokes reunion
A candid interview with Three Song Sunday's Dan Dresser and Stephanie Dykema, who may or may not be still in the Brushstrokes.
September 16, 2010
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Quick Spins: John Mellencamp, Admiral Byrd and J Minus
“Quick Spins” are expedient, pretension-free music reviews. This installment tackles John Mellencamp’s “No Better than This,” Admiral Byrd’s “Goodbye Cruel Worldview” and J Minus’ “Devil Music.”
August 19, 2010
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First impressions of … Supergrass (as a cover band)
A track-by-track review of “Turn Ons,” an entire album of cover songs by England’s hottest export, the Hot Rats (aka Supergrass’ Gaz Coombes and Danny Goffey).
January 26, 2010
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A&E Blog: A review of the new Islands album
How does Canadian indie rock superpower Nick Diamonds top the magnificent, Beatlesque Human Highway side project? With Islands' latest album-of-the-year contender, "Vapours."
October 21, 2009
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CD Reviews: Brother Ali, Eyedea & Abilities, Anti-Pop Consortium and more 
It’s a veritable hip-hop blowout, with Brother Ali’s “Us,” Eyedea & Abilities’ “By the Throat,” Anti-Pop Consortium’s “Flourescent Black,” BK-One and Benzilla’s “Radio do Canibal,” A-Trak’s “Infinity+1” and “Hesitation Wounds,” the latest from Oldominion’s Sleep, all getting the Matthew R. Perrine treatment.
October 13, 2009
CD Reviews: Two Many Banjos, ‘The Feelin’ and Friday Nights
Albums enjoyed this week: Two Many Banjos’ “Can’t Slow Me Down,” Nicholas “The Feelin” Mrozinski’s “Together We’re Stronger” and Friday Nights’ self-titled debut.
May 07, 2009
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A&E FYI: New Bob Dylan record coming April 28
The Duluth native's latest studio album, "Together Through Life," will be released April 28.
March 16, 2009
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CD review / Duluth's Kilgour writes the sweet sounds of life and love
Rachael Kilgour's debut album focuses on the fabric of life in the interactions between three women: A mother, her partner and their child. It may not be Rockwellian, but where there’s love between people, it’s a home and a family.
By John Ziegler , February 26, 2009
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CD REVIEW: Beaner's notches a seventh successful compilation
Each September, Beaner’s Central puts together a vibrant week of “live” music that amounts to their own little action-packed “Beanerpalooza.” Four or five months later, kind of like magic, out pops a compilation with some of the highlights from that period.
By John Ziegler , February 05, 2009
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CD review / Cool Disposition
The title of the brand-new disc from Cool Disposition is “Jumping in the Mudd,” a clear reference to the group’s collective love of the music of Muddy Waters. But, as it careens through my speakers, it seems that Muddy is really one step removed and that the direct inspiration is the legendary Fabulous Thunderbirds and their classic late ’60s and early ’70s albums that spread the blues gospel to a whole new generation.
By John Ziegler , January 15, 2009
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Kilgour album debuts
Rachael Kilgour’s self-titled album will be released at 7 p.m. Dec. 12-13 at Harbor City International School.
December 04, 2008
CD REVIEW: Get ready to ‘Rumble’ with Jack Knife and the Sharps
There’s a grittiness to Jack Knife and the Sharps that goes clear through to the bone like a bitter wind on a frigid January morning. It’s not just the distortion from the guitar amp, it’s a feeling that pervades the overall sound, arrangements and the vocals.
By By John Ziegler , October 23, 2008
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CD Reviews: Kritical Kontact, Jake One and Cecil Otter
It's a hip-hop record review blowout: Kritical Kontact's ready-for-the-primetime "Evolution of Revolution"; Jake One's Rhymesayers debut, "White Van Music"; and one of the latest Doomtree records, Cecil Otter's "Rebel Yellow."
By Matthew R. Perrine , October 09, 2008
CD Reviews: Aaron Espe, Jeremy Messersmith and Spearhead
Albums reviewed this week: Aaron Espe’s “Songs From a Small Town," Jeremy Messersmith's “The Silver City" and Michael Franti and Spearhead’s “All Rebel Rockers."
By Matthew R. Perrine , September 18, 2008
CD Review: Jayme Stone and Mansa Sissoko’s ‘Africa to Appalachia’ (ONLINE EXCLUSIVE)
Jayme Stone and Mansa Sissoko’s “Africa to Appalachia” is, by far, the most original release of 2008.
By Matthew R. Perrine , September 12, 2008
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