2018

‘Bilal’ Collapses Under the Weight of Its Vision (FILM REVIEW)

James Roberts February 2, 2018 No Comments

Magnificent in scope but poor in execution, Bilal: A New Breed of Hero collapses on itself.

Wilco Launches Wilcoworld Radio To Celebrate Reissues of ‘A.M.’ and ‘Being There’

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Wilcoworld Radio, a unique global broadcast created by dBpm Records in celebration of the recent deluxe reissues of the band’s first two albums, A.M. and Being There (Rhino), begins streaming

The Wood Brothers’ ‘One Drop of Truth’ Wins With Intimacy and Inclusion (ALBUM REVIEW)

Doug Collette February 2, 2018 No Comments

[rating=8.00] The Wood Brothers’ One Drop of Truth should have the same wholly positive effect on the fans who hear it as on new listeners to the group. This seventh

Acoustic Trio Raven and Red Make Auspicious Beginning With ‘We Rise Up’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

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[rating=8.00] We Rise Up is the acoustic trio, Raven and Red’s, first album of original music. Originally from Georgia and Pennsylvania, they are now based in Nashville. Members are Brittany

SXSW Announces Headliners and Openers for the 25th Annual Film Festival

James Roberts February 1, 2018 No Comments

SXSW Film brings another eclectic and exciting lineup.

Marty O’Reilly and the Old Soul Orchestra Craft Their ‘Sgt. Peppers’ With ‘Stereoscope’

Andrew Quist February 1, 2018 No Comments

Marty O’Reilly and the Old Soul Orchestra are probably not yet a blip on your radar screen. That should change. If you are the kind of music listener that likes

SONG PREMIERE: The Fleeting Ends Seamlessly Blend Pop and Electro-Funk On “How Much Longer”

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The Fleeting Ends are a group of Philadelphia native musicians that have reformed and reclaimed the name after the original lineup parted ways in 2014. Frontman/guitarist/songwriter Matt Vantine took off

A Place To Bury Strangers Announce New Album ‘Pinned’, Share Tour Dates

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A Place To Bury Strangers have announced their new album, Pinned, coming out April 13th on Dead Oceans. Their fifth full-length finds them converting difficult moments into some of their

Film Bits: Duncan Jones Returns to the ‘Mooniverse’ with ‘Mute’; ‘The First Purge’ Releases Predictability Unsubtle (and Kind of Amazing) Promotion

James Roberts January 31, 2018 No Comments

‘Mute’ Trailer Highlights Noir Influences Director Duncan Jones heads back to his sci-fi roots in the first trailer for his new film, Mute. Set in Berlin—and in the same universe