Graham Reid | | <1 min read
The third episode of the podcast in which Marty Duda of 13th Floor hosts some reviewers who discuss new albums.
This week Marty, Jeff Neems, Veronika Bell and Oxford Lamoureaux review albums by Green Day, J Mascis and local artists the Boondocks and Rosina and the Weavers.
Good informed comment.
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For previous episodes of Sound Thinking album reviews go here
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