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Great Music

  • Blitzen Trapper -

    Blitzen Trapper: Furr
    By far one of the best records released in 2008. This record by Portland's experimental folk group "Blitzen Trapper" is among the greatest I've heard in a while. All songs are crafted with the utmost care and with a visionary creativity. Check this band out for sure!

  • Placebo -

    Placebo: Battle For The Sun
    An incredible new album from one of Britain's greatest bands. A unique and powerful voice leads this power-trio's unique sound.

  • M. Ward -

    M. Ward: Hold Time
    M. Ward's latest offering serves up a new batch of amazing material. A modern-day troubadour, Ward writes introspective and poignant music reflective of the society we live in.

  • Gandharvas -

    Gandharvas: A Soap Bubble And Inertia
    This debut record from one of London's best bands ever is an incredible piece of creative genius. Inspired songs reminiscent of Blind Melon crossed with Jane's Addiction in their indie prime.

  • Buddy Guy -

    Buddy Guy: Sweet Tea
    A great record from a great artist. This is a good place to start if you're into Buddy's sound. Considered by many to be Buddy's best work.

  • Asian Dub Foundation -

    Asian Dub Foundation: Rafi's Revenge
    This classic record by English dub band Asian Dub Foundation is one for the collection, if you can find it. This record is innovative, different and very interesting. Check it out!

  • Alice in Chains -

    Alice in Chains: Black Gives Way To Blue
    Alice in Chains, a band that is a necessary mention in terms of 90s musical canon, returns with a new album. Layne Staley's signature vocal is replaced by William DuVall, a voice that is respectful of the past of the band but also interested in carving a new future for them. This new record released September 29th is definitely worth a look.

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