The unassuming genius of DJ Shadow should be appreciated like a beautifully crafted, larger-than-life statue. You must step back and truly take in every sonic twist thrown at you while
More than most such milestone titles, The Allman Brothers Band’s Brothers and Sisters deserves its 50th anniversary recognition. The 1973 album stands as a pivotal point in the iconic Southern
Even with two decades’ perspective on Neil Young and Crazy Horse’s Greendale (released 8/19/03), it’s difficult if not impossible to know what to make of this ninth collaboration between these
This week falls in line with the rest of the new music Fridays of 2023 with the fact that we have a plethora of new releases to dig through. From
In 1998, At The Drive-In was in limbo. They were between labels after the two labels that put out their previous records, Flipside who released Acrobatic Tenement in 1996, and
The rise of Ghana-born and Australian-bred artist Genesis Owusu is more akin to a meteor shower in more ways than one. The first is how rare it is to come
Staying entertained is something we all like to do in life and is important for helping us relax. While music is naturally one very good example, movies are also an
The 1991 action thriller “Point Break” has achieved high ratings, captivating audiences with its adrenaline-fueled storyline. Directed by Kathryn Bigelow and featuring Keanu Reeves as FBI agent Johnny Utah, the
When Lynyrd Skynyrd released their fifth studio album in 1977, Street Survivors, they had effectively come full circle from their debut LP released on 8/13/73. (Pronounced ‘Lĕh-‘nérd ‘Skin-‘nérd), now a
We have an electric list for our frequent flyers and newcomers here at Caustic this week. After weathering the harsh storms and extreme heat of our last push through summer,
