Walk With Me
HMG
To get to the heart of the story behind New England-based rising roots-jam band Creamery Station, this publication went straight to the source.
Category: Reviews
Reviews
Daniel Donato
A Young Man’s Country
13J/Cosmic Country
There are basically two kinds of old-school country rock: the kind that features pedal steel guitar weighted equally with lead electric, and the kind with just electric guitar. Daniel Donato’s self-described “21st-century cosmic country” version falls into the latter camp.
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Dave Alvin
From an Old Guitar
Yep Roc (via Bandcamp)
Over the past few years, Dave Alvin’s been busying himself with side projects: a pair of buddy albums with his fellow Blaster and brother Phil, as well as one with Jimmie Dale Gilmore; and a mostly instrumental effort by The Third Mind, a group he put together with members of Camper Van Beethoven, Counting Crows and Better Than Ezra.
Reviews
Dave Miller
Dave Miller
Tompkins Square
With his eponymous, second solo album, Dave Miller—a Chicago by way of New York by way of Chicago guitarist—has realized his crowning glory.
Reviews
Green Leaf Rustlers
From Within Marin
Silver Arrow
As far back as Foamfoot, a 1994 ensemble thrown together for one show at the Troubadour in West Hollywood, singer Chris Robinson of the Black Crowes has shown a penchant for covering classic rock songs.
