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Tod Hughes’ ‘Time Slow Down’ offers a very welcome dose of realistic optimism.

There are probably many interpretations to the crazy sounds and fluctuations in ‘The Opposites of Unity.’

'Upward Spiral' was not intended to be just another vocalist fronting just another quartet.

In his old age Pete Seeger was a towering near-deity to the Hudson Valley folkies I know, those who'd had the opportunity to know or at least run into the man whom I've come to think of as folk music's Great Integrator.

'The Lexicon of Love II' bridges two audiences: those with a flash frozen sound of ABC stuck in their ears and stalwarts who’ve journeyed with ABC along their evolutionary track. The real coup of 'The Lexicon of Love II' is that it wins new listeners due to its self-awareness and ability to avoid stagnation―like previous ABC recordings before it.

Dead Air Republic combines in this six-track EP intricate melodies and thought-provoking lyrics.

Bruce Mountain Band’s ‘Another Day Lost’ makes for a great listen for fans of classic rock.

Nana Simopoulos glides through an enchanting program of eight original compositions.

VÉRITÉ talks independence, her current spring tour, her third EP, and plans for the rest of the year.

While the overall feel of ‘Mean Business’ seems quite homogeneous, there are enough details varying here and there that make it an ear-grabbing listen.