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A Vacant Lot by The Inhabitants
On the surface, A Vacant Lot by The Inhabitants looks like a bizarre, eff-you DIY punk project–that was my reaction, at least, when opening the album to put the CD into my car stereo. The black-and-white album cover features a … Continue reading
6 New Jazz CDs Better Than “Highway Rider”
This week I will be putting the spotlight on 6 recent releases that deserve more pub than “Highway Rider” got back in March. Continue reading
Posted in Jazz Journalism, Music Review
Tagged 6 CDs That Are Better Than Highway Rider, A Vacant Lot, Backatown, Ben Monder, Bill McHenry, Bloom, claudia quintet, Hot Club of Detroit, Inhabitants, It's About that Time, Reclamation, Rosetta Trio, Royal Toast, stephan crump, Trombone Shorty
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