In the newest installment of Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle reviews Teens of Denial, the new album from Seattle-based rockers Car Seat Headrest, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full resolution (best viewed on
“Some nights it’s just a crush, and some night’s it’s bloodlust,” wrote Craig Finn in his band’s Separation Sunday classic “Stevie Nix.” Some nights it is also a full on
Tedeschi Trucks Band closed their sold-out three night run at Boston’s Orpheum Theatre on Saturday, December 3rd with two sets of tried and true American Rock ‘n’ Roll that established
In the case of The Walking Dead, “not that great” is often a breath of fresh air.
Until their song “Far From Any Road” was featured as the theme for the first season of HBO’s True Detective, the Handsome Family were something of a secret. Dabbling in
Heartbreaking, breathtaking, and affirming, Jackie explores the myths and realities of Jackie Kennedy’s personal grief.
An artful exploration of terror, The Eyes of My Mother is as beautiful as it is haunting.
[rating=9.00] The Real Royal Albert Hall 1966 Concert is not an entry in The Bootleg Series of Bob Dylan’s, but it achieves the same effect as the most significant releases
Lloyd Sachs adopts just the right tone in his book on the life and times of eccentric genius T Bone Burnett. Writing A Life in Pursuit, the author remains ever
[rating=8.00] Canadian songstress Tami Neilson delivers a powerful blend of soul and sass on her sophomore LP, a combination that’s compelling enough to convince anyone who was heretofore unawares just
