Other dates

• Roy Harper - McGoohan's Blues by Doklands

  "Yes, I know it's a load of hippy folk nonsense.No, I don't care.It's Roy Harper making a defiant stand against the tide of conformity, from his 1971 album Folkjokeopus. It would be easy to mock McGoohan's Blues for its pretensions or its naïvete, or even to suggest that Harper was..."

• Review: Russian Circles - Station by can you see the sunset from the southside?

  "Station, the sophomore full length from Chicago math-metal wizards Russian Circles, begins with the lovely circling slow building melodies of “Campaign” before blowing up the dam at 2:39 of the second song. Walls of metallic sound erupt but over the course of Station‘s six sprawling songs the deluge ebbs and..."

• On YouTube And Marching Morons by Communications Major, English Minor

  "Prepare yourselves for even more utterly stupid, wildly popular YouTube videos. I have to admit, I only use YouTube when I want to watch a particular sketch from Mr. Show or The State, or when I desire to see a live performance of a band that broke up in the..."

• two-different-and-yet-both-very... by raven sings the blues

  "Two Different and yet both very stirring sides to 60's British Folk. On one side a very communal and warm album radiating with togetherness that so much music from the generation attempted to capture, on the other side, a more lonesome and singular folk vision that teems with personal reflection...."

• Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals: Lifeline by Muruch

  "Ben Harper is an artist that I've respected and admired for a long time, but one that I rarely seem to have taken the time to listen to since his excellent 1997 release The Will To Live. Lifeline reminds me that Harper is not only a strong vocalist and lyricist,..."