Mali Music’s Powerful Lament
The Book of Mali
Mali Music
RCA Inspiration
Reviewed By JJT
The Book of Mali is the kind of … Read the rest
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Neal Morse’s Sola Gratia; A Prog-Rock Perusal of Paul
Sola Gratia
Neal Morse
Inside Out Music
Reviewed By Brian Quincy Newcomb
Neal Morse may not be a household name, … Read the rest
The Psychedelic Furs’ Rock and Roll Eschaton
Psychedelic Furs – Made of Rain
It’s been 29 years since The Psychedelic Furs released a completely new album. … Read the rest
The Killers Implode The Mirage
Imploding The Mirage
The Killers
We can become awfully attached to the mirages in our life – even the … Read the rest
Michael McDermott’s What In The World; Chicago-Style Americana
Michael McDermott’s songs burn like embers in a campfire that some wanderers were sure they had snuffed out, but have … Read the rest
The Indigo Girls’ Look Long and Find Grace
In 1989, a music fan looking for signs of spiritual light and life in the real world likely found plenty … Read the rest
Over The Rhine – Love & Revelation Concert Review (by BQN)
Parish Auditorium – Miami University (Hamilton Campus)
Hamilton, OH – February 22, 2020
“We’re a lousy party band,” admitted singer … Read the rest
Mallonee’s Lead On, Kindly Light (Review by BQN)
“Lead On, Kindly Light” / “This World & One More” (Double Album)
Bill Mallonee
billmalloneemusic.com
Reviewed By Brian Quincy Newcomb… Read the rest
Bill Mallonee’s Rags of Absence (Review By BQN)
Bill Mallonee & The Big Sky Ramblers
(Bill Mallonee Music)
Reviewed by Brian Quincy Newcomb
The … Read the rest
An Evening with Bruce Cockburn (Concert Review by Brian Quincy Newcomb)
An Evening with Bruce Cockburn
Stuart’s Opera House
Nelsonville, OH
September 23, 2019
At 74, Canadian-born singer/songwriter Bruce Cockburn hadn’t … Read the rest
Will The Circle Be Unbroken? Burns’ New “Country” Doc Is A Revelation
By Mark Hollingsworth
America’s favorite documentarian, Ken Burns, has once again created a PBS masterpiece with his new 8 part, … Read the rest
See The Biggest Little Farm In The Nicest Theater Possible!
With a quality of cinematography usually reserved for nature films set in exotic places like Africa or Borneo, and a … Read the rest
You Can’t Stop The Rebel Rock
The Triumphant Resurrection of a Long Lost Altar Boys Album
Last summer I got to do something that fifteen … Read the rest
T Bone Burnett’s Invisible Light: Acoustic Space
Two strong early contenders for “best album” of 2019 dropped in the last couple of weeks. In many ways they … Read the rest
Sharing Comfort Around Kasey Chambers’ Campfire
By JJT (written for ThinkChristian.net)
On the Campfire album and tour, Kasey Chambers provides a gathering place for the weary … Read the rest
OK, This Sounds Like Mumford & Sons
By JJT (written for ThinkChristian.net)
With Delta, the banjos (and biblical resonance) make a comeback.
There may be no modern … Read the rest
Dawes’ Pastoral Passwords
By JJT (written for ThinkChristian.net)
The band’s latest album encourages the most fundamental of connections.
It is not good for … Read the rest
Hearing a Deeper Groove in Leon Bridges’ Good Thing
By JJT (written for ThinkChristian.net)
Bridges’ latest may sound like sex, but it’s equally concerned with the soul.
The first … Read the rest
John Prine, Willie Nelson, and Greeting the Grim Reaper
By JJT (written for ThinkChristian.net)
Mortality means different things to these weathered American masters.
There’s a strange symmetry between the … Read the rest
Wrong Creatures, Right Sound: BRMC’s Musical Impressionism
By JJT (written for ThinkChristian.net)
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club’s latest leaves plenty of room for interpretation, religious and otherwise.
Thin … Read the rest