Backed by members of Drag Sounds, McHenry rages through thirteen tight rockers about the many ways that love falls apart.
Dan Ruccia
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Durham Jazz Staple Ernest Turner Is Thoughtful and Thorough on My Americana
The pianist, who used to run a beloved jazz night at The Shed, does impressive work with classic tunes and originals on his new album.
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Eric Oberstein and Bill Ferris Brought Three Grammys Home to the Triangle Sunday Night
Oberstein, the interim director of Duke Performances, earned a statue for producing the Grammys’ Best Latin Jazz Album, while Ferris won two for his Voices of Mississippi set.
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Guest Conductor Karina Canellakis Brings a New Angle to Old Favorites at the North Carolina Symphony
She returns to collaborate with the symphony at Meymandi Concert Hall on Friday and Saturday.
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How the JACK Quartet’s Lights-Out Approach to Performance Enhances Its Ethereal Sounds
The string ensemble performs at The Fruit on Tuesday.
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Sons of Kemet Challenge the British Monarchy
The band caps off Friday night at The Pinhook as part of the Art of Cool Festival.
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Five Words with Guitarist Daniel Bachman
Daniel Bachman has always been in a hurry. He released albums at a fevered clip, and he played quickly and intensely, filling the space with his complex fingerpicking. But after spending a spell in Durham, he left the Triangle, issued a self-titled record, and returned to his hometown of Fredericksburg, Virginia, in 2016. There, he […]
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Record Review: Elephant Micah Toys with Time on the Gorgeous Genericana
Genericana Western Vinyl There’s a lot going on in Elephant Micah’s new album, Genericana. Time itself seems to be singer/songwriter/guitarist/band mastermind Joe O’Connell’s subject. The album feels as though it operates on multiple time scales simultaneously, like a hall of mirrors, continually folding back in on itself in surprising ways. Its songs bifurcate and split […]
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Record Review: Nicolay and The Hot at Nights Chill Out on Glaciers
Glaciers Foreign Exchange Music Glaciers, the first full-length collaboration between Dutch multi-instrumentalist and producer Nicolay and Raleigh’s Hot at Nights (Chris Boerner on eight-string guitar, Matt Douglas on his usual array of woodwinds, and drummer Nick Baglio), is alternately infuriating and intriguing.
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Record Review: Matt Douglas Has a Need for Reeds on His Woodwinds-Only Solo Debut
Affirmation (with Discomfort) Self-released | On the back cover of their album A Night at the Opera, Queen famously declared “No synthesizers!” It’s an attempt to claim a certain kind of rock authenticity, to assert the power of the studio and the band’s own technical virtuosity. Similarly, saxophonist Colin Stetson often boasts about how his […]
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