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Hey babes, I know you’re all sweating and stressing right now thinking: What music am I gonna play while grilling for my wife and kids!?. Fret not, sweet child, for I come to you today with the best albums for all of your memorial day grilling needs. To clarify, these albums don’t necessarily represent patriotism (or America, for that matter). These picks have more of an emphasis on the barbecue itself. I decided to focus on this subject to make it more inclusive to those who celebrate American holidays not for their history, but to exploit any instance to engage in the rare joy of throwing some shit on the grill.
Click Read more for Naiel's top cookout picks!
I cant believe the semester's already over! Oh how time flies. We hope you've been enjoying weekly new music reviews, but don't worry - we're not going anywhere!
Label: Blue Note
Genre: Modern Creative / Post Bop / Orchestral Jazz
Reviewed by: Len Comaratta
Marrying intimate parlor jazz lyricism with wide-screen orchestrations, the selections here are pulled from a handful of concerts Frisell gave from 2021 to 2022, resulting in one of his most accessible and virtuosic albums.
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GET READY for another wild show at Southpaw! Help keep Southpaw, a volunteer-run community cafe, open this Wednesday (5/1), WUVT will be hosting Brain Sludge, Unmarked Pavement, Spilt Milkshakes, and Hologram Anne!
Doors open at 7:30PM and the show starts at 8:00PM. $5 cover for all!
I seriously can't believe that it's that time of the week again! Oh, how the time flies. I'll see you this time next week for more new music reviews!
Label: Black Cottage
Genre: Psych Rock
Reviewed by: Griffin Paddock
Instrumental psychedelic rock. Very cinematic, definitely reminds me of Applesauce Tears (who are also on the label). It's at its best when it's playing with L/R audio switches and swells, but sometimes it can fall into the trap of sounding like a pretty average jam band. Instrumentation is about what you would expect, standard drums, reverb-y guitar, little bass for texture. Definitely suffers from a lack of variety as a whole but makes up for it with being surprisingly interesting at points and nice to just space out to.
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