Blue Christmas: ‘Bad Santa 2’ An Unworthy Sequel (FILM REVIEW)
James Roberts
November 23, 2016
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Bad Santa, minus the charm and heart, is just bad.
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Everything Wrong With ‘Allied’ In One Helpful List (FILM REVIEW)
Christian Long
November 23, 2016
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A muddled, tone-deaf, entirely unenjoyable WWII spy flick that is inexplicably filled with top-tier talent
Blank Range Mix Cocaine Country and Garage Rock on EP ‘Vista Bent’ (ALBUM REVIEW)
Scott Zuppardo
November 23, 2016
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[rating=8.00] Nashville’s Blank Range recently released their EP, Vista Bent, on hometown powerhouse Thirty Tigers. The four song collection travels no distinct path or set of sonic moorings. Part cocaine
The Green Pajamas Cast Haunting Aura On ‘To The End of the Sea’ (ALBUM REVIEW)
Lee Zimmerman
November 23, 2016
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[rating=9.00] Purveyors of their own take on psychedelia, The Green Pajamas have been plying their singular style for the better part of the past 30 years. Having carved something of
A Tribe Called Quest Makes Immense Final Statement With ‘We Got It from Here… Thank You 4 Your Service’
Shawn Donohue
November 22, 2016
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[rating=8.00] Amazing, one of the greatest hip-hop acts of all time secretly record an album (their first in 18 years) after reuniting because they were inspired by world events. Unfortunate,
No Trace of Decay in Quality as ‘Westworld’ Barrels Towards Season One End (TV REVIEW)
Danielle Houtkooper
November 21, 2016
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With only a few episodes remaining in its debut season, Westworld continues to stun and surprise viewers.
‘The Walking Dead’ Names An Episode ‘Go-Getter’, Which Goes Nowhere (TV REVIEW)
Christian Long
November 21, 2016
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At this point, it seems like The Walking Dead should change its name to The Plodding Around Aimlessly Dead to better match its content.
Chris Hillman & Herb Pedersen Bring Unsoiled Sounds to Red Dragon Listening Room (SHOW REVIEW)
Leslie Michele Derrough
November 21, 2016
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When you have a chance to experience music in it’s most purest form, when all is quiet and the resonance of the harmonies and the words and a few strings
James McMurtry and Anders Osborne Treat Portland To Solo Acoustic Sets (SHOW REVIEW/PHOTOS)
Neil Ferguson
November 20, 2016
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In an excellent article in LA Weekly, Andy Hermann recently wrote that Texas songwriter James McMurtry’s “specialty is funny, heartbreaking, richly detailed character studies of midwestern rural white Americans — the
Split Single Teams Up With Wilco’s John Stirratt and Superchunk’s Jon Wurster on ‘Metal Frames’ (ALBUM REVIEW)
Joey Willis
November 19, 2016
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[rating=7.00] Jason Narducy’s career follows a different path than most and though isn’t a well-known name, he has been a support player in many celebrated acts. As a bassist he
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