Phish returned to the MGM Grand Garden Arena last night for the third consecutive show of their 2016 Halloween run. The band offered another evening of salient music although the
The Walking Dead has really jumped the shark. Er… tiger.
[rating=8.00] If you’re looking for that quintessential Texas sound these days, look no further than Wayne “The Train” Hancock. With a voice that’s as smooth as an ice cold Shiner
[rating=8.00] Paul Cauthen is singing the gospel of the blue collar man. His deep toned voice goes down like a rich, dark stout, calling to mind a young Waylon Jennings.
After the crests and troughs of an interesting fall tour there’s not a Phish fan in Sin City regretting their decision to attend the climactic Halloween run of 2016. Stepping
The 6th annual Hangtown Music Festival filled the El Dorado County Fairgrounds in Placerville, California with sweet, sweet music from October 20th to October 23rd. The weekend was one big
[rating=8.00] In the two years since Phantogram’s spectacular sophomore LP Voices, the duo spent a lot of time collaborating with everyone from Miley Cyrus to Big Boi, the latter for
The Robert Langdon series gets worse with every release, but hasn’t quite dipped into terrible just yet.
Chronicling X Japan, ‘We Are X’ takes a bold look at the nature of art and creation.
In the newest installment of Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle reviews F*@k With Sad Girls, the new LP from Austin-based Americana rockers Bonnie Whitmore, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full resolution (best viewed
