2016

‘American Honey’ Redefines Coming of Age (FILM REVIEW)

Danielle Houtkooper October 14, 2016 No Comments

Splendid and stark, American Honey rewrites the rules for the coming of age genre in magical ways.

SONG PREMIERE: Vandoliers Rock Out In Barnburner “Blaze of Glory”

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On October 21st the Dallas-based band Vandoliers release their new album Ameri-Kinda. The title is fitting considering this band is an eclectic mix that goes beyond your standard Americana pigeonholing. With

SONG PREMIERE: Hoots and Hellmouth Preach It With Soulful Rocker “Move Me”

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Hoots and Hellmouth’s fourth album In The Trees is coming out October 28th, and this is an effort that has felt like an expedition. The new album began to take shape over two

Five Films To Watch At This Year’s Austin Film Festival

Christian Long October 13, 2016 No Comments

Austin FIlm Festival returns with another batch of films that focus on the script portion of the movie making process.

Film Bits ‘Rogue One’ Edition: New Trailer Shows Another Side of ‘Star Wars’; Felicity Jones Talks Jyn Erso

James Roberts October 13, 2016 No Comments

Between a jaw dropping new trailer and beautiful new poster, there’s plenty to dissect from the upcoming Star Wars film.

Bob Dylan Awarded Nobel Prize for Literature

Glide October 13, 2016 No Comments

The legacy of the great Bob Dylan continues as the 2016 Nobel Prize in Literature has been awarded to Dylan, for “having created new poetic expressions within the great American

Roger Waters Announces ‘Us and Them’ U.S. Tour

Glide October 13, 2016 1 Comment

Days after playing the Desert Trip festival in Indio, Calif., Roger Waters has announced a huge U.S. tour. It’s his first since the 2010-2013 tour of The Wall and starts in May of next year,

Doyle Bramhall II Opens Up On His Lifelong Guitar Journey & New LP ‘Rich Man’ (INTERVIEW)

Leslie Michele Derrough October 13, 2016 2 Comments

Doyle Bramhall II has never really been your average Joe musician. He cut his teeth on blues, added rock, funk, R&B and Jazz intonations into his playing as he evolved

Sturgill Simpson Offers ‘The Voice’ To Boston’s Orpheum Theatre (SHOW REVIEW)

Marc Lacatell October 13, 2016 No Comments

It had been raining hard in Boston for over twelve hours straight. It was cold and it certainly wasn’t any kind of weather that anyone would have wanted to venture

‘Day Breaks’ Brings Norah Jones Back To Her Jazzy Piano Roots (ALBUM REVIEW)

Jeremy Lukens October 13, 2016 No Comments

[rating=6.00] Norah Jones’ solo albums have always been reliable, well-crafted collections that never disappoint though never really take any risks, either. Listeners know what to expect: an album full of