Album Spotlight

David Gray celebrates his 55th birthday this week (June 13, 2023), so we’re revisiting his seventh album, Life in Slow Motion, from 2005.

2021 has been a breakthrough year for Jon Batiste, though he was hardly unknown.

Eels capture the rise and fall – and eventual redemption – of a relationship on their 13th album Earth To Dora.

After spending the last few decades floating somewhere deep in the cosmos, The Flaming Lips have returned to planet Earth.

On Bahamas’ latest album – Sad Hunk – it’s all there and it’s oh so smooth.

Early James & The Latest’s new album “Singing For My Supper” is full of cool-sounding, vintage-inspired tunes, but it’s so much more than that.

“Sigma Oasis” is the 15th studio album from Phish and the first in a few albums to not be produced by Bob Ezrin.

Avi Kaplan was born in California. He spent a good deal of his childhood listening to folk music under the giant sequoia trees.

Lucinda Williams is back and she is as gritty and gutsy as ever.

Clem Snide’s new album “Forever Just Beyond” is led by songwriter Eef Barzelay.