Album Review: “Impact” by U.S.E. Trio

“Here, the lack of a conventional harmony instrument allows the trio to communicate their ideas with nothing more than the unadorned essentials: rhythm, bass, and melody. The musicians deploy the full extent of their resources to ensure the listener never feels that absence. The focus, energy, and precision of the ensemble’s interplay and the fluency of their improvisation provide plenty to occupy a listener’s attention.”

Album Review: “Moves” by Tweed

Tweed has always been a live performance-focused group, and their patience in waiting to release an LP has allowed them to take the time necessary to differentiate themselves from their peers, to develop their unique voice, and to learn how best to translate that voice to an effective record. This patience has paid dividends, and all that work is evident on Moves.

Mason Porter revs up their 2019 Midnight Mountain Music Show: A festival [and set] recap 

by NEPAudio Contributing Writer Greg Mandata-Hoffmann

“Wake up darling it’s time to go, to the Midnight Mountain Music Show…”