Tag Archives: Ellis Ludwig-Leone

Tom’s Top 10’s: Most Anticipated Albums of 2015

Posted on January 9, 2015 by Tom Emanuel

Any year that kicks off with Kanye West and Paul McCartney collaborating on a Stevie Wonder-esque ballad is going to be a year of surprises. A mere week into the new year, it’s tough to say what curve balls 2015 … Continue reading →

Posted in Top 5's | Tagged 74 Is the New 24, Albums of 2015, avant-pop, Belle & Sebastian, Brian Wilson, chamber pop, Classic Rock, Colin Meloy, Daft Punk, EDM, electronic, Ellis Ludwig-Leone, Fokus, Georgio Moroder, Girls in Peacetime Want to Dance, Hand. Cannot. Erase., Hollywood, indie, indie pop, Jens Lekman, Josh Ritter, Just a Dream, Liam Hayes, No Pier Pressure, Nobody's Empire, One Way Out, Parasites, Plush, power pop, prog, progressive rock, San Fermin, singer-songwriter, Slurrup, Steven Wilson, The Cat with the Cream, The Decemberists, The Party Line, Tobias Jesso Jr., True Love, What a Terrible World What a Beautiful World | 3 Comments

Album Review: San Fermin, “San Fermin”

Posted on January 7, 2014 by Tom Emanuel

The lines between genres are perpetually blurred. This is probably for the best: attempts to label music are, often as not, an exercise in futility. Fully aware of this, I still found myself trying to affix a label to San … Continue reading →

Posted in Album Reviews | Tagged Albums of 2013, Allen Tate, art rock, Banff Center, Bar, chamber pop, Crueler Kind, Daedalus (What We Have), Ellis Ludwig-Leone, Holly Laessig, Jess Wolfe, Lucius, Matt Berninger, Methuselah, Neil Hannon, Renaissance, Robin Thicke, San Fermin, Scott Walker, Sonsick, Sufjan Stevens | 2 Comments

Tag Archives: Ellis Ludwig-Leone

Tom’s Top 10’s: Most Anticipated Albums of 2015

Album Review: San Fermin, “San Fermin”

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