To be prolific is one thing for an artist, but progressing with each release is another monster. Being able to churn out tunes that fit the mold of a sound
With four and a half decades of hindsight, there appears a continuity within Grateful Dead’s Shakedown Street (released 11/15/78) that wasn’t so obvious at the time of its original release. A palpable
“They say they never really miss you ‘till you dead or you gone so on this note I’m leaving after this song” exclaims Jay-Z over the soaring strings of his
The sun now sets at 4 p.m. and that always seems to take a toll on people’s playlist. The cloudy days end early as you see the sun resting on
The life story of singer/songwriter Vic Chesnutt sounds like the script of a movie, but the palpable emotion in his lyrics and vocals tell us it is all very real.
The legacy left behind by A Tribe Called Quest was never in question although as the years go by, it feels like it is only getting stronger. All of the
The age-old icebreaker question of “If you could time travel, where would you go” is quick to elicit a plethora of responses from everybody. People would go back and watch
With the hindsight of a half-century, hearing Daryl Hall & John Oates’ second Atlantic album, Abandoned Luncheonette, (released 11/3/73) is not just a reminder of how commercially successful they eventually became
The world of esports is vast and ever-evolving. With numerous games, platforms, and competitions, there’s no shortage of opportunities for gamers to go pro. But what separates the casual player
In the realm of 30-second reels and 20-minute daily vlogs on social media, it is fair to ask if people still have the attention span for watching a 3-hour-long movie.
