Time To Say Goodbye
They say all good things must come to an end. We don’t know about all things, but with PLAYBACK:stl, that’s certainly the case.
Album Reviews
Doyle II | As We Die (Monsterman Records/EMP)
As We Die features 13 tracks of horror-based, gothic rock that tantalize the senses.
Peter Cetera | The Very Best of Peter Cetera (Varèse Sarabande)
It’s the same great voice that brings chills and memories of concerts over the years.
Chris Stapleton | Songs from a Room Vol. 1 (Universal)
The future of country music rests in the hands of someone so incredibly capable of driving it back in the right direction
Sunshine & the Rain | In the Darkness of My Night (Ernest Jenning)
This is the kind of album that should be listened to on a sunny day in the car with the windows down, sunglasses on, and volume turned all the way up.
Krovi | W i t n e s s (Sleep on Dreams)
At times, it’s not entirely clear if he’s actually singing something lyrical or just abstractly using his voice for effect.
Astro Lasso | s/t EP (Pyramid Dream)
Jordan Davis and Tristan Martin craft intricate, genre-bending, gentle electronic-indie-pop songs that simultaneously excite and relax.
Syd | Fin (Columbia)
The mood for this album is easy listening and sexy, two feelings that go hand in hand.
Ryan Adams | Prisoner (Pax Am/Blue Note)
There’s a beautiful, responsible honesty in these songs that cuts to the heart of mature loss.
Eisley | I’m Only Dreaming (Equal Vision)
It falls into the category of albums that get more engrossing the more you listen.