Live March 2001
Sixteen Horsepower was an incredibly talented band that combined a dark southern gothic sound with the singer’s deranged religious perspective. This new offering was actually…
The Sense in Tying Knots
Earlier today, I was rummaging frenetically through the shelves and drawers of my room, searching for a few crumpled papers covered with red chicken scratch…
Begin Civil Twilight
Lansing, Michigan’s Auburn Lull is a dream-pop quartet that has been creating music since the mid 1990s. On their third full-length release, Begin Civil Twilight, the band…
Songs in A&E
There is a feeling of redemption stitched throughout the new studio album by Spiritualized, and it is no wonder since songwriter Jason Pierce almost died…
Coming Home
To listen to Township is to immediately be transported back in time. They sound like a 1970s rock outfit that you'd hear playing alongside the…
Sunny Days Ahead
After dropping a demanding-to-be-heard debut, kicking up a racket at Bumbershoot 2007, and getting some major indie radio play, this is the second studio full-length…
Volume One
I’ve been dropping hints on TIG for months now about how badly I wanted to hear She & Him’s new record, She & Him Volume…
I Know You're Married But I've Got Feelings Too
Pretty little Martha Wainwright, sister of so-and-so and daughter of yadda-yadda, is back with her second full-length, the cheekily titled I Know You're Married But…
Down To Sea Level
I'm currently reading Bonk by Mary Roach. It's the history of modern sex research, by the author of the wonderful bestseller about death, Stiff. The…
Langhorne Slim & the War Eagles
I have a friend in New York who’s been singing the praises of Langhorne Slim to me for a couple years but it’s been one…