[rating=7.00] For a revered songwriter boasting a 50-year career and two spots in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, David Crosby hasn’t previously had a lot of songs to
Tom Cruise reminds us why we ever gave a damn about him in the first place.
[rating=5.00] If the last few albums are any indication. Primus is running out of steam, ideas, and energy. The freak rock outfits’ previous release was their interpretation of The Willy Wonka &
[rating=9.00] Wake Up Now, the second solo album by one of Britain’s most promising up and coming artists, Nick Mulvey, promises to follow in the successful footsteps of its predecessor:
[rating=8.00] Protomartyr is a band anyone with a rock and roll backbone anyone can get behind. Formed by middle-aged music fans stewing in the ennui of working class Detroit, Protomartyr
“PAR-TY, PAR-TY, PAR-TY!” One word repeated by a God-like voice blasted through the speakers at Portland’s Wonder Ballroom on September 25th. The music accompanying the chant felt like the soundtrack
Humanizing a monster like Dahmer forces us to consider the impact we’ve all had on others.
In the newest installment of Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle reviews Deadbeat Graffiti, the new album from hard rocking duo Black Pistol Fire, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full resolution (best viewed on
From the director of Bone Tomahawk comes another gloriously violent and entertaining work of pulp fiction.
Richard Houghton doesn’t entertain any notion The Who I Was There is a comprehensive chronicle of the iconic British band’s concert history. Nevertheless, the book ends up being close to
