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No Men In No Manâs Land, 9/1/17.
A Song I Heard the Ocean Sing, 7/30/17.
Simple, 7/15/17.
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Lawn Boy, 7/25/17.
Chalk Dust Torture, 7/28/17.
When the Tedeschi Trucks Band â the sprawling, Grammy-winning 12-member blues/rock/soul ensemble, led by the husband and wife team of Susan Tedeschi and Derek
"Contrast," the third album by Hartford-area hip-hop collective ClaS!ck, released May 30, lives up to its title; the music is both world-weary and positive,
With his band Miracle Legion having wrapped up its reunion tour, alt-rocker Mark Mulcahy will perform his new solo album "The Possum in the Driveway" at Lyric Hall in New Haven on June 22 at 8:30 p.m., with Paul Belbusti opening.
Roxy Reba (2/20/93) decal on the window panel of Relix Magazine photographer Joshua Francesâ 2003 VW eurovan full camper.
Miles Davis, He Loved Him Madly (1974).
Sleep, Dopesmoker (1999/2003).
John Coltrane, Interstellar Space (1967).
The
New Haven's No Line North â four educators, a communications specialist and a journeyman musician and writer â behaves as more of a collective of
Julien Baker, 20, recorded "Sprained Ankle," her debut album, in just two days. On stage, she performs alone, with a Fender Telecaster and a bank of effects pedals, or with Matthew Gilliam, the drummer from Forrister, her previous band.