So far this week we’ve looked at two dude singer-songwriters, so maybe today it’s time we take a feminine turn and chat about a private press record from a female-fronted troupe. The…

Not every private press record in the folk/rock vein was made by some struggling singer-songwriter from the south in the late ’60s or early ’70s. Scott Jones hailed from Minnesota and released…

Alright, I’ve strung you along for a few weeks, now let’s buckle down and delve a little deeper into my record collection. This week’s five An Album A Day entries will feature…

Oh, folks. Happy Fourth of July. It’s time to conclude this week’s auditory adventure. And, honestly, nothing says ‘MURICA quite like Mono, a Japanese post-rock band. Recorded an engineered at Electrical Audio…

Way back in 2001 — as a freshman at the University of Vermont — I had a rough year. Although I loved the city of Burlington and found most of my classes…

Did you really think I was going to devote a week of An Album A Day posts to my favorite Travels In Constants discs without mentioning Tarentel? C’mon, they’ve been one of…

Have you all seen the Low documentary “You May Need A Murderer”? I’m gonna share a secret with you: It’s one of the most depressing music documentaries I’ve seen…maybe ever. If you…

I’m going to be incredibly busy this week with extracurricular activities so I’ve got to phone in my five An Album A Day posts this week. Next week I promise I’ll go…