In Sunday School, reverends, brotherhood, Heaven above and harps all enter the curriculum, but The Reverend Shawn Amos & the Brotherhood style those things a little differently on their latest … Read more
When the opening track hit my headphones, my first thought was WOW! if there were needle scratches, pops and a far thinner sound, it would be like a time travel … Read more
Ever had a difficult new job or first date, then it turned out to be true love? That was my experience with the BenQ HT3550 projector. I faithfully followed the … Read more
Photos: Arnie Goodman What a night! Five stages within 100 yards of one another, this event is a fan’s dream come true. A mashup of a one-night festival, a backstage … Read more
Unlike certain color M&Ms that were removed by the contract riders of monster ego acts in the hair band ’80s, you could add a few more Ms to the subtitles … Read more
Jana Herzen’s varied and colorful history infuses her writing. Raised by activist scientists, her early career as a theater artist led her to London and then to New York City, … Read more
This is the first release of the 1949 Hank Williams’ The Health & Happiness Show on vinyl (3 LPs), originally released by BMG in 1993 on CD and cassette. Fans … Read more
The Jazz Foundation of America, long the savior of many a musician, sure knows how to party. This month, the JFA’s Loft Party will honor a number of performers, including … Read more
Elmore photographers loved the Lume Cube when it came out, but now we’re switching our allegiance. The Lume Cube 2.0 does all the great things that the original mighty mini light did, but now … Read more
In a business that can often be cruel and uncaring, it’s reassuring to find an album like Mike Duke’s. The title is certainly no overstatement. It took forty years to … Read more
