[rating=9.00] In the popular context, referring to any artist or outfit as hailing from the “heartland” implies a certain down-home proficiency — all fiddles, harmonies, homilies and back porch convergence.
In a world where the term pop music leaves a bad taste in your mouth, if you look back at the early sixties, the Beatles was considered pop music and
Patti Smith visited Minnesota’s Northrop Auditorium on 3/8/17 for a night of classics and covers including a take on Prince’s “When Doves Cry.”
Edgar Wright outdoes himself with the frenetic, genre bending heist movie Baby Driver.
A Lynchian musing on insanity, Tormentero is the kind of film that fuels the SXSW fervor.
Famed director Ridley Scott and actor Danny McBride discuss the Alien prequel from the SXSW red carpet in Austin, Texas.
Terence Malick’s long-awaited, utterly disappointing film set in Austin kicks off SXSW Film this year
[rating=9.00] It has been a long five years for fans of The Shins, eager for them to put out a new record. And though frontman James Mercer keeps himself busy
[rating=7.00] Anyone for Tennis? That’s the obvious question here, as well as the name accorded the Denver-based duo consisting of Patrick Riley and Alaina Moore. While these two music makers
The American West is releasing their debut album, The Soot Will Bring Us Back Again, on March 17th, 2017. The record built upon grit and heartbreak, desolation and soul. The bulk
