Slidecamp is a delicious yoga trip for your mind and ears: relaxing, atmospheric and uplifting in a way that only the post-rock persuasion delivers.
A side p...
Late summer afternoons should be spent on front porches or balconies with a cold beverage as the heat of the day burns off into the night. Unfortunately, some o...
What do fans of indie folk rock, David Foster Wallace, and the Mile High City all have in common? Safe Boating is No Accident, the Denver-based trio that's taki...
If you put a poppier Bob Dylan in a room with a less reflective Leonard Cohen that was biding his time chewing on a Jayhawks record, the musical meanderings of ...
"Chill out or get out," says the mantra of the the Sunday folk or those of us whose lives revolve around the owls of the night even if the office doth come call...
Twilight and dusk: those brief periods where the sky is a certain sunless purple-blue and the cacophony has died off--these are the times for gentle music, for ...
Classical music should smooth over the senses the same way a recherché glass of wine leaves a velvety mouthfeel and lush aftertaste piqued with hint after hint ...
There's something exciting about watching the whole city unfold during the annual blooming of spring: the lighter flight of sidewalk steps, the floral swell of ...
Sound junkies think alike: we pick out composers both modern and classic upon hearing particles of a song, we pilfer through stratiform notes, beats, and bleeps...
During a late-night jaunt on an interstate years ago, I tasted the first traces of music intoxication. The album was Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd and as ...
And Then is ethereal. Yes, ethereal. Feather-light and fairy-like, the Stockholm redhead's electro-pop meets indie acoustic piano pop is a soft breeze to try on...
Zachary Friederich is a bit of an acquired taste, but with a Conor Oberst-tinged twang once he's in your system, he's hard to get out. The Chicago singer-songwr...