
‘Ash vs Evil Dead’ Brings it Back Home (TV REVIEW)
Back at the cabin, Ash has a confrontation with himself.
Back at the cabin, Ash has a confrontation with himself.
What a year it has been for The Suffers. After just a few years of existence, this group has everybody talking. With an arousing appearance on Letterman, which left the
[rating=8.00] The Flaming Lips are justifiably famous for any number of reasons — their eclectic aural imagery, leader Wayne Coyne’s floating bubble that carries him over the crowds during their
Semantic ponderings, endless analysis, fruitless bickering. A Jedi craves not these things.
[rating=8.00] The Motor City rock sound ignited by the Stooges and MC5 is still alive and well as evidenced by the latest release from Detroit post-punkers, Protomartyr. Their third album,
[rating=7.00] For an album titled Stonerism, certain expectations might include spaced-out, fuzzy grooves. And those expectations would be right on, man. Chicago rockers Strange Faces deliver that and so much
Sisters is a painful experience that will leave you longing for the comforts of home.
You can shelve any worry you might have had about The Force Awakens, it’s awesome.
Is this the end? On Thursday the organizers behind Wakarusa Music Festival, which takes places every June on Mulberry Mountain in Ozark, Arkansas, issued a statement announcing that the beloved
Flatpicking guitar phenom Larry Keel will dazzle music-lovers once more with his 15th self-released album Experienced, due out February 26, 2016. The album is entirely original work that showcases both Larry’s and bandmate Will Lee’s exceptional