Blog: Citizen Dick

WARNING: I'm no record label executive, so you might want to go get your salt shaker before reading the rest of this review. You know that indie rock band that could? The one, after making increasingly brilliant and successful records starts to earn its independence from the A&R handlers and veto-wielding producers that may have shaped their work in its early stages? The one that, after convincing the label to trust both its ear and its vision gets to make the record it really wants to make? It doesn't happen all that often, but when it [...]