In the newest installment of Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle reviews the new album from Indiana folk punk legend Austin Lucas, Between the Moon and the Midwest, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image
You have to give Sam Beam credit for not being a one-trick pony. The South Carolina singer/songwriter likes variety in his life and is not afraid to take it on
[rating=7.00] Not everything Bob Dylan does is truly provocative, but his music remains very much so and his new album is hardly an exception, so there’s plenty of speculation around
[rating=7.00] Given the fact that he’s an activist, poet, singer and musician, it should also go without saying that Michael Franti is a remarkably spiritual guy. That’s a given, what
[rating=8.00] There is a huge rock on one of Mars’ moons that has been notable and intriguing to astronomers for some time, it is called the Monolith of Phobos. The
Expectations ran high for Saturday night’s Capitol Theatre show in Port Chester as this was the first time former Jerry Garcia Band keyboardist Melvin Seals sat in with Phil Lesh
[rating=9.00] The outgrowth of two previous albums that paired Steve Martin and Edie Brickell, the ambitious effort spawned from this creative collaboration between Martin, Brickell, director Walter Bobbie and musical
Game of Thrones continues marching along its best season in some time, if not ever.
Things are going about the way they’ve always gone on the Mike Judge comedy, and that’s starting to become a problem.
[rating=7.00] From the mischievous opening guitar riffs on Aluminium, the new record from Birmingham, AL rockers Vulture Whale, there’s an implied naughtiness that will only intrigue you to keep listening. And
