Review: Although the group has made several albums since this second release, I think it is their best. The things Margot Timmins does with her voice, and in an old church with only one microphone! The group also does some innovative covers of Sweet Jane, Blue Moon, and I'm so Lonesome I Could Cry. Country music, this ain't! Of course, my favorite cut is...Misguided Angel.
(reviewed by Badangel)

The Trinity Session

(CD)

Review: One of their most haunting and mystical albums yet. Aboriginal themes twine around Celtic and Renaissance fragments. Perfect for meditation, writing, ...or any other activity requiring your focus. ;)
(reviewed by Badangel)

Spiritchaser

(CD)

Review: Another incredible cd from one of the best Uilleann pipers recording. If you like sweet, soft Irish music, you'll love this one. Sinead O'Connor is featured on two cuts, and does a magnificent job on Danny Boy.
(reviewed by Badangel)

The Sea of Dreams

(CD)

Review: An incredible compilation and study of voice in music - vocal and vocal based music...from traditional tribal songs and overtone singing to Buddhist chanting and Gospel music, to contemporary a capella tunes and improvisations and more.
(reviewed by -C)

Global Voices

(3 CD Box Set)

Review: John Lennon fans MUST get this 4 CD anthology assembled by Yoko Ono. The set includes a 60 page book with photos and artwork. The alternate takes of tracks and previously unreleased tracks including home recordings make this a great set to add to your Lennon collection.
(reviewed by -C)

John Lennon Anthology

(4 CD Box Set)

Review: this album totally kicks ass! i found it to be very therapeutic when i was in a low part of my life. Sarah is one of my favorite artists and even though this is one of her older albums, i still listen to it a lot!
(reviewed by shamrockgrrl)

Fumbling Towards Ecstacy

(CD)

Review: Occasional pretentiousness notwithstanding, Natalie's voice and lyrics could wring tears from stone. This one hasn't left my cd carousel since I got it.
(reviewed by Badangel)

Ophelia

(CD)

Review: Did you know she wrote Kiss the Rain while she was in the states and her lover was in London? At least that's the story from the radio. It rather hit home, as I'm half a world from my love. All mush points aside, this is a great album. She falls somewhere between Fiona Apple and Meredith Brooks. Good riffs and great lyrics.
(reviewed by Badangel)

Growing Pains

(CD)

Review:No, Santana didn't write that song. ;) A great dance album by the one and only Mambo King! You won't be able to sit still.
(reviewed by Badangel)

Oye Como Va: The Dance Collection

(CD)

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