Anyone here review non-jazz records?

[.:.impossible]

Just curious. I know there are a handful of people here who review jazz records. Do any of you also review non-jazz records?

[kenny weir]

I do a bunch of country, blues and sometimes other stuff for my newspaper - the older the better at the moment.

[mikeweil]

Any type of percussion-heavy music, no matter what type or style.

[7/4]

I was reviewing post-classical/"new" music for DMG for a while, but it's been almost a year. Personal issues take up too much time to write reviews.

[clifford_thornton]

Sometimes.

I did some writing for the City Pages a year or two ago that mostly centered on weird rock/folk/underground stuff. Occasionally I review oddball "new music" recordings as well. For example, a recent reissue of the first Blue Gene Tyranny on Lovely... which is... lovely.

[danasgoodstuff]

I too wrote for City Pages (in MN), 15+ years ago, can it really have been that long? Both jazz and other stuff....

[BruceH]

I reviewed some rock albums for a college newspaper a long, long time ago.

[Nate Dorward]

Generally not, though I've been roped into the occasional review of modern classical or rock or whatnot, often because of Cadence's "Hodgepodge & Shorties" section. & of course I review lots of free improv shading into electroacoustic improv shading into electronic composition or improvised Cagean/Feldmanian stuff. -- In general, though there are lots of genres I like (just bought a stack of Berio, Ives, E. Carter, &c, actually), I don't feel I have expertise in areas outside jazz & its close relatives.

I really admire folks like Dan Warburton who have a good handle on a pretty wide range of musics, good enough to write well on them all.