Best of 2013: Music
The best in music of 2013.
Album Reviews
Paul McCartney’s ‘New’ album
Natalie Montaner / Columnist After 56 years in the music industry and a total of 24 studio albums to his name (post-Beatles), Paul McCartney successfully…
“New Secrets” collaboration is poetic, intricate
Roberto Lopez- Trigo / Columnist During the summer of this year, Dennis Callaci and Simon Joyner released their second collaboration titled “New Secrets.” Callaci and…
Album Review: ‘L’ami du Peuple’ by Owen
Natalie Montaner / Contributing Writer Formally of the band American Football, Mike Kinsella began his solo project, Owen, in 2001 after the band separated. Also…
Album Review: Cobalt & the Hired Guns’ ‘Everybody Wins!’
A review of Cobal & the Hired Guns’ recent album, “Everybody Wins!”
Album Review: “Leap, Timber, Leap” conjures up honest emotion
A review of Wires in the Walls recently released album, “Leap, Timber, Leap.”
Album Review: New Nine Inch Nails album gets ‘intimate’
Staff writer Junette Reyes reviews Nine Inch Nails’ new album, “Hesitation Marks.”
Album Review: Maps’ “Vicissitude” lacks change, stagnant
Staff writer Junette Reyes reviews Maps’ new album, “Vicissitude.”
Album Review: His Electro Blue Voice’s rebellious debut
Staff writer Junette Reyes reviews His Electro Blue Voice’s debut album, “Ruthless Sperm.”
Andrew Bird breaks through with “break it yourself”
You can say Andrew Bird is an idiosyncratic artist in that homogeneous pool of Indie musicians and that he goes through an eccentric and docile ebb and flow, but the meticulous craftsmanship that goes into each album cannot be mistaken.