RE:Visit – Radiohead, “Pyramid Song” (2001)
Imagine an explosion, but subtract away the fire, the light, the smoke, the raw crack of sound.
Re:Visit – Styx, “Just Get Through This Night” (1983)
Thank you very much, Mr. Roboto. You say this coffee came from an elephant's what...?
RE:Visit – Pearl Jam, “Binaural” (2000)
Dw. Dunphy focuses on the often overlooked 2000 album from Pearl Jam which found them leaving their comfort zones.
Phosphorescent New Album, C’est La Vie, Is Great Listening
For the most part, the goal of MusicTAP is to inform of what’s coming down the pike. (There’s a history to this due to my love of music, my discovery…
Review: Colin Mawson – “Death of the Ego”
It begins in isolation: a descending piano line, a star-twinkle gradually picking up speed as it traverses the lonely sky. The song – the title track to Colin Mawson’s Death…
Album Review: Jackson Automotive, S/T
Jackson Automotive is the current project from New York-based musicians, Arthur Schupbach (AM Schupbach, Exploding Head, Electramone, Oilcan Art, Donald & Lydia) and Ed Stankewick (Melted Americans, Exploding Head, Baby…
Album Review: Paul McCartney, “Egypt Station”
Two weeks ago, I saw the best minds of my generation go through hell. I saw them twist, bend, and contort into the most ungodly shapes. The new Paul McCartney…
Ribot on Trump: The MusicTAP Interview
The separation of immigrant children from their parents. The trashing of the Paris Agreement on climate change. The white nationalism. The Mueller investigation. The Tweets. The wall. There’s been no…
MusicTAP Interview: Dan Pavelich, Executive Producer, “Back In Time: Lost Hits of the 80s Volume Two”
As a musician, writer, and comic strip author, Dan Pavelich has positioned himself as a triple threat. A former member of the band The Bradburys, Pavelich has created a series…
MusicTAP Interview: Mark Allender, Executive Producer for Charlie Peacock “West Coast Diaries Vol. 2” Reissue
There is a vast history of music out there that few people know of, some of which never made it to compact disc. Others were released so far back in…
RE:Visit – David Bowie, “Outside” (1995)
To say that David Bowie ever stopped being respected would be a grievous falsehood, but he certainly fell out of fashion, particularly in the 1990s. Point of fact, most “legacy”…
Living in the Past: 20 Years After “Kiss Me,” A Look At Sixpence None The Richer’s Self-Titled Album
Seraphic lyrical aspirations delivered by the voice of a cherub, Sixpence None the Richer were always more than an earworm rom-com soundtrack. The band is defined in the popular consciousness…