Anatolian rock torchbearers Altin Gün. Photo courtesy of Popmatters.com It’s often said that music is the closest thing to a “universal language” that exists on Earth. Altin Gün’s latest album, a synthesis […]
Photo courtesy of In The Red Records. California psych/punk/noise outfit Lamps sure took their sweet time between albums. This new offering came 8 years after their previous record, which came out 5 […]
The third LP from Kingston, Pennsylvania’s own Glitterer was an incredibly fun listen. Ned Russin, formerly of hardcore heavyweights Title Fight (RIP) comes through with a collection of 12 snappy, fuzzy, poppy […]
The second edition of “Show Me Your Records” features some gems from the collection of Stockton Anthropology professor Dr. Laurie Greene. Her picks cover a pretty wide swath of music, from the […]
Iconic pianist Chick Corea passed away on February 9th. Photo courtesy of TownSquare Media. Armando Anthony “Chick” Corea, one of the most prolific jazz artists in the history of the genre, passed […]
Album art for “Archeophony” by Raed Yassin. Photo courtesy of akuphone.bandcamp.com. I’d like to start this review with an observation that may seem rather obvious; there is A LOT of music in […]
2020 has been a wild year for nearly everyone. Luckily, there’s been no shortage of amazing music to help us get through it all. There’ve been some special albums released this year, […]
Shibuya-kei was a Japanese musical and artistic movement in the 90’s that amalgamated tropes and aesthetics of the past with elements of futurism to create a “New Stereophonic Sound Spectacular.” Shibuya-kei was […]
Sarah shows off her copy of Whip-Smart by Liz Phair. Courtesy of Sarah Holt. Anyone that knows Stockton alum Sarah Holt can attest to her expertise in music. A singer and songwriter […]
Stockton’s Katherine River Sage interviews record collector, Mario Cocotello.
