Wake Up! 3/28/11 - 4/4/11

Brothers and Sisters, this week I wanted to introduce you to this standard of musical intuition. The Roots and John Legend recently got together to put some 12, and some change, tracks together that deliver a little something for everyone.

It comes with all the excellent music and lyrical triumphs that can be expected from any Roots album, as well as the smooth black voice that is John Legend.

Whether you're looking for some rhymes, some blues, or just a little bit of music to knock boots to .. well here it is. Enjoy this immensely, please.

Workin' the Angles, 3.21.11 - 3.28.11

After an intentionally premature leak last week, we're going to test out the fourth studio album by American rockers, The Strokes. That sounds dirtier than I intended, but hey this is a dirty crew; guitarist Nick Valensi recently claimed to only wash his hair ten times a year!! That's less than you, Micah! Let's check out Angles to see if this is IT.

Nature of Maps -- 3.14.11-3.21.11

Dearest all,

This week, a new member of the gang, AJ Stolt, brought forth unto us an album known as "Nature of Maps" by Matt Pond PA. Let's see how it sounds.

National Jamthem? - 3.7.11-3.14.11

This week, we dive into an acclaimed album from 2010 to see if it has the right stuff to please this group of wannabe music critics. The fifth album from the close-knit band from Brooklyn by way of Cincinnati, is High Violet as kinetic as its album art may indicate? Listen for yourself, and cast your vote. Are you over 18? There will be an old lady checking your registration at the door. Her name is Paul.