February 8, 2022<February 8, 2022 Review: Keb’ Mo’ Returns to – and Reimagines – Compton on New Album ‘Good to Be’ by Oliver Crook
February 4, 2022<February 4, 2022 “It’s a Dream!”: Inside Hembree’s Refreshingly Vibrant, Layered, & Ambitious Sophomore Album by Mitch Mosk
February 4, 2022<February 4, 2022 “STILL LIFE”: The Slow Show Create ‘Moments of Feeling’ in Beautifully Radiant & Resonant 4th Album by Mitch Mosk
February 2, 2022<February 2, 2022 Review: Dijon’s ‘Absolutely’ Is a Force to Be Reckoned With by Nasim Elyasi
February 2, 2022<February 2, 2022 Book Review: ‘Dilla Time’ Captures the Little Acknowledged Musical Revolution of the 1990s by Oliver Crook
8.5 January 28, 2022<January 28, 2022 Our Take: Christina Aguilera Makes a Triumphant Return to Latin Music with ‘La Fuerza’ by Josh Weiner
January 27, 2022<January 27, 2022 “Universe, Pain, & Love”: A Track-by-Track Breakdown of The fin.’s Kaleidoscopic Album ‘Outer Ego’ by Mitch Mosk
January 27, 2022<February 7, 2022 “From the Muscle”: Verb Tec & Vanderslice’s ‘No Struggle No Progress’ Is an Undeniable Record of Ambition & Triumph by Mitch Mosk
January 26, 2022<January 26, 2022 “Being Here Now”: Penny and Sparrow Soar on ‘Olly Olly’, Their Free-Spirited & Triumphant 7th Album by Mitch Mosk
January 25, 2022<January 24, 2022 “Nebulous, Haven, Healing”: Glass Echoes Stun with Fragile & Cinematic Debut Album ‘Breathe’ by Mitch Mosk
January 24, 2022<January 24, 2022 The Late Style of Dave Gahan & Paul Weller: Imprints of Bowie by David Buyze
January 21, 2022<February 7, 2022 “Water Your Garden”: Magic City Hippies Go Track-by-Track Through Buoyant, Seductive New Album by Mitch Mosk
8.2 January 19, 2022<October 8, 2024 Our Take: Nas Has Plenty of ‘Magic’ Left to Spin on 15th LP by Josh Weiner
January 14, 2022<January 14, 2022 “Scared of Love”: Inside Linying’s Beautifully Intimate & Therapeutic Debut ‘There Could Be Wreckage Here’ by Mitch Mosk
January 13, 2022<January 14, 2022 “Change, Pressure, & Release”: The Achingly Intimate Depths of morgxn’s ‘MERIDIAN: vol 2’ by Mitch Mosk
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For the Love of Music
