[rating=8.00] If Karen O. hadn’t done such a bang up job with the soundtrack for the film Where the Wild Things Are, River Whyless surely would have been worthy contenders.
Kevn Kinney has been a fixture on the Atlanta music scene for three decades now. A native of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Kinney arrived in Atlanta in 1985 and quickly connected with
Fede Alvarez hits another horror homerun with this home invasion thriller.
[rating=8.00] The Album Leaf don’t make music of the Saturday night variety. Their’s is not the type of music that can get a crowd on its feet or keep them
What’s more striking than watching the saxophonist Marcus Strickland work? Watching him rest. It’s his frequent breaks, for stretches of several minutes—time spent not playing—that imply as much gratitude for
[rating=7.00] JEFF the Brotherhood turned heads in 2011 when the Nashville natives were surprisingly signed to a major label at Warner Bros. After a few psychedelic and commercially unfocused releases,
[rating=7.00] The Fresh & Onlys’ frontman Tim Cohen has been pretty prolific over the past five years. Splitting his time between creating music with The Fresh & Onlys, solo songs,
After last week’s big reveal, Mr. Robot takes a step back. Even then, the USA show continues to be one of the strongest on television.
There is no doubt that when you label your tour #THEHIGHROADTOUR and you are Snoop Dogg, you are directly speaking to the cannabis-smoking culture of our society. In this latest
Prophets of Rage bulldozed through Mansfield, Mass with the power of a triumphant guerilla army, serving up songs from multiple iconic discographies and showcasing members of three different acts of
