Month: April 2006

Can’t get enough Aquarium Drunkard in your life? If not, tune in every Wednesday to Little Radio from 2-4 p.m. PST for my weekly live radio show. Will be spinning and broadcasting out of their downtown L.A. […]

Will Oldham, under any and all of his many monikers, entrances me. His bearded, spooky, eclectic-mountain-weirdo persona combined with his gothic lyrics work on my imagination something fierce. The fact he rarely gives interviews only […]

Powder Burns :: May 16, 2006Greg Dulli’s back. Again. The new Twilight Singers joint, Powder Burns , certainly doesn’t break any new ground, but absolutely should please fans of he-of-the-constant-cigarette-&-smirk. While I do like both The Afghan […]

“Heavily anticipated” hardly begins to express the level of enthusiasm Built To Spill fans have pent up since the band’s last full-length, 2001’s Ancient Melodies From the Future . Tomorrow sees the release of the band’s sixth proper album — their fourth […]

I imagine you will be reading (and hearing) a lot about Josh Ritter’s upcoming Tuesday release, The Animal Years , as you should. Having spent just over a week with the album, I can tell you it is […]

Several times in the past, on An Aquarium Drunkard, I have written about vic Chesnutt and his various projects and side projects. This last time, someone left a comment for me asking why I had […]

New Drunkard favorite, Lucero , is presently on tour in the Eastern half of the U.S. No immediate West coast dates planned, so I personally won’t be seeing them for awhile, but you should. Also of […]

Reflecting: Orton’s last full length, Daybreaker , to these ears, was actually far better than most critics (Beth included) allowed for. That being said, it was no Central Reservation , or