Album Reviews: Macrodosing Stefan Grossman’s singer-songwriter development

My dad died last year. These are albums I grew up with as part of his record collection. He didn’t … Mehr

Album Reviews: Macrodosing John Mayall’s transitional years

John Mayall and his hat were just made to be buried, forgotten and then joyfully rediscovered in a vinyl collection. … Mehr

Time has dug up Taj Mahal’s self-titled solo debut album on my shelves, Taj Mahal (1968), which I bought in … Mehr

Browsing through my cd-shelf to dig up desperate buys from my teenage years led me to find my first Bessie … Mehr

Ooh, it’s the second entry of macrodosing: It’s about interlinked and side-stepping projects involving at least two out of three … Mehr

Let’s try a new concept to symptomize and contextualize album reviews: Macrodosing a single aspect of one album, that is, … Mehr

This months starts with a classic from the mid-2000s: Franz Ferdinand’s debut album Franz Ferdinand (2004) – a band I … Mehr

Still tying up loose ends of the CD-shelf, so there are box set, side projects and the dodgiest kind of … Mehr

Before we start, the answer is 131 sides. Roosevelt Sykes issued 131 sides on 66 singles between 1929 and 1942. … Mehr