Month: March 2013

Review: Caitlin Rose, “The Stand-In”

Nashville singer-songwriter Caitlin Rose is young. That's unfortunate, because such a superficial detail makes it seem inevitable that she'll be compared to someone like Taylor Swift. And she deserves better. On her sophomore album, "The Stand-In" (released March 5), Rose demonstrates a sensibility that makes … Continue reading Review: Caitlin Rose, “The Stand-In”

Radical Dads unveil new single ahead of May 21 album release

I'm not sure what's so radical about dads in general, or the Radical Dads in particular. Their new single, "Mountain Town," is a standard-issue indie rock song, with wailing vocals and catchy guitar riffs. But it's "standard-issue indie rock" in a good way: the kind … Continue reading Radical Dads unveil new single ahead of May 21 album release

New release Tuesday: Turbogeist, ‘Ancient Secrets’

The British hard-rock band Turbogeist has a solid classic rock pedigree: lead singer Jimmy Jagger is the son of another rock 'n' roll singer, Mick. Maybe you've heard of him. Don't worry. This is not your father's (or grandfather's?) geezer rock band. Turbogeist plays punk … Continue reading New release Tuesday: Turbogeist, ‘Ancient Secrets’

Sunny Sunday music: Caitlin Rose, ‘Only A Clown’

First of all, an apology: The weather here in Pennsylvania is unusually pleasant (for March, at least.) So I have a hard time not thinking of bright, sunshine-y music this weekend. This brings me to Caitlin Rose, the 25-year-old singer has a sound that makes … Continue reading Sunny Sunday music: Caitlin Rose, ‘Only A Clown’