Reviews

The Haunting Grief of ‘A Ghost Story’ (FILM REVIEW)

James Roberts July 28, 2017 No Comments

David Lowery crafts sparse, cinematic poetry on the nature of life, love, and grief.

Feel the Escapist Blast of ‘Atomic Blonde’ (FILM REVIEW)

James Roberts July 28, 2017 No Comments

Charlize Theron shoots to kill in this action packed espionage thriller.

Angel Olsen Delights With New Songs and Old Favorites on ACL (SHOW REVIEW)

Joey Willis July 28, 2017 No Comments

Austin City Limits tapings are some of the best shows you can experience in the music capital of Texas. There is no opening act, the use of cell phones is

Jerry Garcia and Merl Saunders: ‘Garcia Live: Volume Nine – August 11th 1974 Keystone Berkeley’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

Doug Collette July 28, 2017 No Comments

The simpatico relationship between Jerry Garcia and Merl Saunders is already well-documented—for starters, see Keystone Companions: The Complete 1973 Fantasy Recordings—but the audience’s demand for the fruits of their chemistry

Sweet Spirit, Cage the Elephant, MGMT – Best and Worst of Float Fest 2017 (FESTIVAL REVIEW)

Lee Ackerley July 26, 2017 1 Comment

Float Fest is a bold endeavor that has paid off once again. Bringing thousands of music-loving Texans to the Cool River Ranch in San Marcos, in the middle of a

‘The Who: Live At The Isle Of Wight 2004’ Shows Band In Stellar Transitional Form (DVD REVIEW)

Leslie Michele Derrough July 26, 2017 No Comments

Like their British brothers-in-arms the Rolling Stones, The Who is getting in the habit of regularly releasing old concerts in their entirety on DVD/Blu-Ray for public consumption. This time out

Jon Cleary Steps Out Solo With ‘Live at Chickie Wah Wah’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

Shawn Donohue July 26, 2017 No Comments

[rating=7.00] The English born, “New Orleans bred”, Grammy winner Jon Cleary is stepping out on his own, releasing his first solo record, captured during a night of unfiltered playing. showcases

Wannabe Reviews Travis Linville’s ‘Up Ahead’

Chris Prunckle July 26, 2017 No Comments

In the newest installment of Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle reviews Up Ahead, the new album from rising Americana troubadour Travis Linville, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full resolution (best viewed on desktop):