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Rick Ross
Trilla | Def Jam
It’s easy to hate on Rick Ross for his sub-standard flow and tired materialism.
By:
BEN WESTHOFF
| March 25, 2008
Morcheeba
Dive Deep | Ultra
He’s Morcheeba’s best bet for avoiding a trip to snoozytown.
By:
MIKAEL WOOD
| March 25, 2008
Plamen Karadonev
Crossing Lines | Mu
This debut CD from young Bulgarian-born pianist Karadonev (now living in Boston) recommends itself despite occasionally wayward electronics and a singer whose accent distracts you from the English lyrics.
By:
JON GARELICK
| March 18, 2008
Various artists: Obsession
Bully
Some of the finest psychedelic rock in the late ’60s and early ’70s was created far from the movement’s epicenters in the UK and US.
By:
SUSANNA BOLLE
| March 18, 2008
Auktyon
Girls Sing | Geometriya
Maybe next time Auktyon should have a little more Stoli before hitting the “RECORD” button.
By:
TED DROZDOWSKI
| March 18, 2008
Mike Doughty
Golden Delicious | ATO
The sardonic, word-drunk singer-songwriter has settled down a bit on Golden Delicious , but finding a good groove remains his priority.
By:
VICTORIA WELCH
| March 18, 2008
Boredoms
Super Roots 9 | Thrill Jockey
Certain sounds were not made to mix, in my view: a brass section should never be blowing over heavy-metal guitars, and you should never play drums behind a choir.
By:
JAMES PARKER
| March 18, 2008
Xiu Xiu
Women as Lovers | Kill Rock Stars
Jamie Stewart has been releasing recordings at such a steady clip since 2002 that you might expect him to have run out of new ways to provoke discomfort.
By:
MIKAEL WOOD
| March 18, 2008
Be Your Own Pet
Get Awkward | Ecstatic Peace/Universal
Blonde-bombshell frontwoman Jemina Pearl and her mates haven’t exactly reached maturity.
By:
MIKAEL WOOD
| March 12, 2008
David Torn: Prezens
ECM
Guitarist Torn has quietly labored in the jazz and prog-rock trenches for more than 20 years.
By:
TED DROZDOWSKI
| March 12, 2008
Van Morrison
Keep It Simple | Lost Highway
You might call this the Van Morrison equivalent of Bob Dylan’s Modern Times .
By:
BRETT MILANO
| March 11, 2008
Brethen of the Free Spirit
All Things Are from Him, through Him and in Him | audioMER
The Brethren of the Free Spirit are Dutch lutenist Jozef van Wissem and English guitarist James Blackshaw.
By:
SUSANNA BOLLE
| March 12, 2008
The Wire: And All the Pieces that Matter
Nonesuch
The Wire is over, but the five-season drama lives on in the unforgettable characters and in this simmering HBO collection.
By:
CLEA SIMON
| March 12, 2008
Shiko Mawata
Kimbanda Nzila | iMak
Featuring Congolese rumba tinged with Afro-Cuban rhythms, Shiko Mawatu’s debut CD is compelling enough to transcend the oft-dubious distinction of “world music.”
By:
BEN WESTHOFF
| March 12, 2008
The Whigs: Mission Control
ATO
The Whigs began life as a guitar/bass/drums college band toiling away in Athens.
By:
WERNER TRIESCHMANN
| March 05, 2008
Jaymay
Autumn Fallin' | Blue Note
“Where’s my morning coffee?”, Jaymay wonders in “Sea Green, See Blue,” a cut from the New York–based singer-songwriter’s major-label debut.
By:
MIKAEL WOOD
| March 04, 2008
Jill Aigrot
Words of Love | LML Music
There’s no CD booklet, and in her acknowledgments, Aigrot thanks Olivier Gahan . Tant pis .
By:
JEFFREY GANTZ
| March 04, 2008
Ed Sanders
Sanders' Truckstop | Collector's Choice
Beer Cans on the Moon still met with a deserved shrug.
By:
JEFF TAMARKIN
| March 05, 2008
Rings
Black Habit | Paw Tracks
The members of the Brooklyn-based trio Rings — Nina Mehta, Abby Portner, and Kate Rosko — are hippies with focus.
By:
RICHARD BECK
| March 05, 2008
The Fleshtones
Have a Good Look | Yep Roc
It’s not enough for a great live band to create a strong, sweaty groove in the studio: they’ve gotta write the songs, too.
By:
BRETT MILANO
| March 05, 2008
Patty Larkin
Watch the Sky | Vanguard
Patty Larkin made this a real solo album, sequestering herself in remote locations to build these dozen songs from the ground up.
By:
JEFF TAMARKIN
| February 26, 2008
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