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(Hip-O Select)   www.hip-o.com   Bob Dylan once called Smokey Robinson "America's greatest living poet." Cynics and rock critics without souls (and soul) have said that Dylan was bei more...

(K)   www.krecs.com   The breathy, mystic quality in Mirah's voice - a Pacific north-woods, alt-folk variant of Bjork, but without the wild mood swings in range - receives a sensuou more...

(Nettwerk)   www.nettwerk.com   With her wispy, willowy vocals, ethereal dayglo arrangements, and a bucolic drift that locks these melodies in a perpetual haze, Miranda Lee Richard more...

          www.fileundermusic.com     Accordion, violin and voice, all pitched at their most unearthly, twine and curl together in nine extraordinary composi more...

(File Under: Music)   www.fileundermusic.com     Accordion, violin and voice, all pitched at their most unearthly, twine and curl together in nine extraordinary compositions he more...

(Freeworld)   www.fwrecords.co.uk   Back in the fall of 1980, when Detroit rocker Bob Seger was riding high on the charts and packin' 'em into the stadiums with his Against The Wind more...

(Michigan Broadcasting Company)   www.mitchryder.net   The Reverend and BLURT, being the cutting-edge purveyors of rock 'n' roll culture that we are, originally published this review more...

(Minky)   www.myspace.com/551821133   The United States in the early 1960s was unfortunately still a hotbed of ignorance, racism and legalized segregation. Such was not the case, more...

(Holiday for Quince)   www.holidaysforquince.com   The Moaners strip the varnish off the country blues, Melissa Swingle singing in a voice so naked and unadorned you want to wrap a co more...

  (Mute) www.mute.com     Fans of Moby’s last vocal album (and I can hear you breathing out there) noted that its most restive moments needed something; a jolt of M’s o more...