The Hartford-area singer’s new album is his first in 15 years, following a long break from making music.
Read moreGone But Not Forgotten: 'Live: New York City 2005' Captures The Reducers at Their Best
The Reducers (from left, Hugh Birdsall, Peter Detmold, Steve Kaika and Tom Trombley) perform June 4, 2005, at Arlene’s Grocery in New York. Photo courtesy of Rave On Records.
A 16-song live set recorded in 2005 is a reminder of just how great The Reducers were.
Read moreThe Alex Butter Field Arrives With Two EPs Almost 20 Years in the Making
Hank Hoffman, left, and Tom Smith perform with Happy Ending in Hamden in February 2020. Photo by Matt Hoffman.
Hank Hoffman and a crew of collaborators spent an unimaginably long time working on the 13 songs comprising “Psychedelipop” and “Popsychle,” the first two EPs from his solo studio project the Alex Butter Field.
Read moreKen Cormier Shows Scope of His Talent on New Album 'Old King Cloud'
“Old King Cloud” is Ken Cormier’s first album since 2009.
The Connecticut musician and poet is back with the more melodic follow-up to his experimental 2009 album “Nowhere Is Nowhere.”
Read moreQuick Take: Farewood's 'Under Burning Sun'
It’s been a ride, but the Connecticut band bows out on a strong note with what is intended to be its last album.
Read moreReview: 'History of Panic' by the Shellye Valauskas Experience
Dean Falcone, left, and Shellye Valauskas. Photo by Audra McDonald.
New Haven singer Shellye Valauskas takes her time between albums, but her latest was worth the wait.
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