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Over beers earlier this summer at Athfest , team clermont’s Lucas Jensen casually mentioned that The Theatre Fire’s Everybody Has A Darkside album was his favorite release of ’06. I was immediately intrigued as: a) we share similar tastes […]

Hitting their stride (and the record-buying public) with not one, but two, albums this year is Brooklyn’s Oakley Hall . The latter of the two, Gypsum Strings , sees the psych-country-rock monsters burning through another set of experimental […]

Is it still necessary to mention how prolific Jason Molina is, or has that ground been pretty much covered? Like Will Oldham and Robert Pollard before him, Molina is back in two separate studio incarnations […]

And….we’re back. My apologies for the slight delay in getting this week’s podcast up and running. The following is last week’s broadcast recorded live in the Little Radio studio. I can’t tell you how much […]

Last week after hosting Little Radio’s Aquarium Drunkard Show, I stuck around for the first half of the The Garden Fence of Sound show which directly follows mine. Regular host Dave Newton was out, but his fill-in […]

I am loving all this return-to-the-rawk shit that has been coming out of indie-land the past couple of years. It’s like everyone put down their Joy Division and Television albums for awhile and started spinning […]

A sultry Billie Holiday with an East Texas drawl? Soul-Jazz with a Country-politan lilt? Maybe, but the quality and craft of Jolie Holland’s third full-length, Springtime Can Kill You , is beyond any convenient comparison. Like her previous […]

In our infancy, An Aquarium Drunkard hosted a semi-regular feature entitled “The Cover Wars” in which a (typically) obscure cover was paired with it’s origin and you the reader would decide the verdict on which […]

Keeping track of the extended Broken Social Scene cadre and it’s member’s various solo projects (not too mention their related band’s projects) can be an excercise unto itself, which is why it took me until early summer to […]

I wrote the following about Brightblack in the fall of 2005 after first listening the pair’s ala.cali.tucky album: “Brightblack is made up of longtime friends and musical partners Nabob and Raybob — two Alabama ex-pats . […]