Some folks deal with heartbreak better than others. On the one hand, it can conjure up a lot of raw, angry emotions, which may or may not lead you to
With Valentine’s Day fast approaching, it’s officially that special time of the year filled with flowers, heart-shaped everything, and a generally simplistic/romanticized celebration of “love” everywhere you go. But as
Continuing our spotlight on the late great David Bowie this week, let’s a take a look at this artistically intense video for “Sense of Doubt” off his fantastic “Heroes” album
Sandwiched between David Bowie’s infamous glam-rock years and his more avant-garde Berlin trilogy of albums later in the 70s, we find the iconic frontman’s curious “blue-eyed soul” era. Perhaps more
While the words “heavy” and “David Bowie” aren’t synonymous, the late great Starman nonetheless produced his fair share of visceral material over the years. If you go back to the
Continuing our spotlight on Swans this week, for today’s Weirdo Wednesday, we’re fast-forwarding to the band’s stellar second act that took flight in the 2010s. For those not privy, Swans
You’re by chance relatively new to Swans, or perhaps only familiar with their pulverizing/bleak early material (see yesterday’s Manic Monday, for example); it might surprise you that their sound evolved
Pop quiz: who was the heaviest band of the 80s? If you’re tempted to respond to that question with some of the usual suspects from heavy metal or hardcore punk,
Continuing our 21st-century Trent tribute this week, with all the excitement around NIN’s upcoming tour this year, it’s reasonable to speculate about a potential new album as well. And while
Yesterday’s Manic Monday spotlighted one of the many highlights from perhaps the best Nine Inch Nails album post-The Downward Spiral, the brilliantly conceptual (and somewhat prophetic) Year Zero, which was
