Reviews of Make Mine Music Titles

At its best, I find it to be just as affecting as when I heard “Dreaming of Spires” so long ago.

Music that, despite its sometimes painful awkwardness and delicacy, is capable of reminding us of something we’ve long forgotten.

Where The Days Go’s most interesting tracks are those that let a little noise scuff up July Skies’ burnished sound a bit.

Epic45 weaves in a sense of nostalgia and wistfulness that touches on the notions of abandoned, forgotten places.

Epic45 belongs to a small cadre of bands that, for the purposes of this review, I am going to term “nostalgists.”

Scott Sinfield’s gorgeous atmospherics are sometimes undone by some nondescript programming.

The English Cold might still be one of the most lush albums you’ll hear all year.