‘It Comes At Night’ And The Mastery Of Unseen Horror (FILM REVIEW)
Christian Long
June 9, 2017
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Trey Edward Shults delivers of masterwork of tense horror in his second film.
June 9, 2017
Jim O’Heir Talks His Dark Comedy ‘Middle Man’ (INTERVIEW)
Christian Long
June 9, 2017
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Parks and Rec alum Jim O’Heir spoke about his new black comedy, Middle Man and the festival circuit.
Toro y Moi Announces New LP, ‘Boo Boo’, Shares First Single “Girl Like You”
Glide
June 9, 2017
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Toro Y Moi returns today, announcing his fifth studio album Boo Boo, to be released on July 7 on Carpark Records. The album finds Chaz Bear (formerly Bundick) exploring the
‘The Mummy’ Unravels Universal’s Dark Universe (FILM REVIEW)
James Roberts
June 9, 2017
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If The Mummy is any indication, the Dark Universe is going to be scary bad.
Big Thief Makes Big Distinguished Melodic Folk On ‘Capacity’ (ALBUM REVIEW)
Jeremy Lukens
June 9, 2017
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[rating=7.00] Capacity, Big Thief’s follow up to last year’s critically acclaimed debut Masterpiece, is an indie folk gem that builds upon the themes and successes of the band’s previous work.
Gov’t Mule Tackles New Influences on Ambitious ‘Revolution Come… Revolution Go’ (ALBUM REVIEW)
Doug Collette
June 9, 2017
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[rating=7.00] Revolution Come… Revolution Go is the most ambitious album of Gov’t Mule’s career. The band’s widest grasp of musical styles meshes with pointedly personal and topical material on which
The Magpie Salute Choose Live Cuts & Covers For Hard Hitting Debut LP (ALBUM REVIEW)
Doug Collette
June 9, 2017
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[rating=8.00] The Magpie Salute is a brawny, hard-hitting ten-piece rock and roll band headed by co-founder of the Black Crowes, Rich Robinson, in a renewed partnership with former bandmates Marc
Willie Nelson brings Dwight Yoakam, Robert Earl Keen to Lincoln for a Country Music Trifecta (SHOW REVIEW)
Greg Homolka
June 9, 2017
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Fans of genuine country music found reason to celebrate in Lincoln, Nebraska Wednesday, June 7th when a caravan of country stalwarts came to deliver its goods at the Pinewood Bowl
SONG PREMIERE: Tomten Lift Spirits With Dreamy Pop Tune “Weissnichtwo”
Glide
June 9, 2017
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Seattle trio Tomten have caught the attention of their local scene with their catchy baroque dreampop. The group formed in 2008 and soon began performing around Seattle, eventually releasing their full-length
‘Adios’ Becomes Glen Campbell’s Final Musical Farewell (ALBUM REVIEW)
Lee Zimmerman
June 9, 2017
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[rating=8.00] When it was learned that Glen Campbell had been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease in 2011, fans and critics showed well-deserved homage to a man whose career had slipped in
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