Author: Amy

Album Review: Waking the Mystics by Sophe Lux

Album Name: Waking the Mystics Artist: Sophe Lux Year/Label: 2006 / Zarathustra Records Review by Anna Maria Stjärnell Sophe Lux’ debut album was a stunning record and this new effort is equally worthwhile. Wendy Haynes who writes artfully layered songs…

Album Review: My Glass Eye by Beth Thornley

Album Name: My Glass Eye Artist: Beth Thornley Year/Label: 2006 / Stiff Hips Music Review by Anna Maria Stjärnell Beth Thornley’s second album offers smart and hummable pop with clever lyrics. Opener “Stand” is bright-eyed and snappy in a Juliana…

Ajaia Suri News

I got an email from Jaia Suri the other day and it appears she’s changing her name…well, going back to her actual name, which is Ajaia. Here’s her explanation: “I’m going back to my full, unabashed first name. Jaia, which…

Burnout – Haitus

Hey everyone This is just to let you all know that I will not be doing anymore album reviews for awhile. I don’t know if it’s because I am burned out, jaded or if the stuff I’m getting recently really…

Monster-In-Law Mystery

Many of you lovely readers have emailed me asking what the song is that is played in the film when Lopez and Vartan are driving. Since I refused to see that movie, I was unable to help any of you,…

Album Review: Nachtblau by Rosivita

Album Name: Nachtblau Artist: Rosivita Year/Label: 2006 / Karlbauer Records Review by Anna Maria Stjärnell Austria’s Rosivita and her partner Klaus Karlbauer have struck up an interesting partnership on this album. Her vocals and lyrics and prove a fascinating match…

Album Review: The Unperson by The Unperson

Album Name: The Unperson Artist: The Unperson (with Kate Doblick) Year/Label: 2006 / Coldleaf Music Review by Anna Maria Stjärnell Albert Visick is the Unperson and Kate Doblick supplies the dulcet vocals on this album. Opener “Refuge” marries dark lyrics…