by Jasons Jukebox | Oct 11, 2026 | Adventures in Record Reviews
Okay, I have to say it: Andy Whitaker is on a roll. This is the third time Andy’s music has landed on the site this year. First came The Black & White Detective and the Technicolour Cowboy, then the Weaveworld self-titled album. Now it’s The Neighbours and their...
by Jasons Jukebox | Jul 31, 2026 | Adventures in Record Reviews
Fiddlehead has always written like a band trying to make sense of the bigger questions in life but Baby I’ll Change feels different. Not necessarily heavier, but more immediate. This three-song EP (clocking in at just under 11 minutes) might be their shortest release,...
by Jasons Jukebox | Jun 24, 2026 | Adventures in Record Reviews
There’s something kind of funny about this one. Not the music itself—but the timing. Because here we are again, talking about Andy Whitaker… for the second time this year. That’s not something I expected when I hit publish on my earlier piece on The Black & White...
by Jasons Jukebox | May 31, 2026 | Adventures in Record Reviews
It hasn’t been long since I covered the Slow Country EP here at Jason’s Jukebox. I made the point that Sunstack Jones were doing something quietly smart: not trying to top Luminous Hands, just pulling back and working with their strengths. Well, here comes a...
by Jasons Jukebox | May 17, 2026 | Adventures in Record Reviews
I’ll be upfront, when I first heard Flea was putting out a jazz record, my initial reaction landed somewhere between skepticism and curiosity. I love the Red Hot Chili Peppers as much as anybody who grew up in the 90s, and Flea is one of the greatest bass...
by Jasons Jukebox | Mar 29, 2026 | Adventures in Record Reviews
It hasn’t been long since I raved about Luminous Hands here on the Jukebox — and I stand by every word. That record was a genuine leap forward for England’s Sunstack Jones, and I said at the time I couldn’t imagine how they’d top it. Well, they...
