2018

‘The Avengers’ Moves the MCU into ‘Infinity’ (SPOILER FREE REVIEW)

Danielle Houtkooper April 25, 2018 No Comments

Marvel’s decade long event culminates in their biggest movie yet.

‘Dead Man’ and the Surreal Landscape of Jim Jarmusch

James Roberts April 25, 2018 No Comments

Jim Jarmusch’s visionary western gets a bold new release from Criterion.

Fleetwood Mac Without Lindsey Buckingham: Eight Other Shocking Firings

Lee Zimmerman April 25, 2018 1 Comment

If ever some creative Hollywood screenwriter wanted to fashion a soap opera around the chemistry of a rock ‘n’ roll band, all he or she would have to do is

Dr. Dog Shine With Infectious Ballads and Psych Rock Sounds on ‘Critical Equation’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

Joey Willis April 25, 2018 No Comments

[rating=7.00] Over the past decade and a half, Philadelphia-based Dr. Dog have been busy releasing albums every year or two, and touring incessantly. 2016 saw both the release of The

VIDEO PREMIERE: PHOSPHENES Go Long and Lush With Cinematic Flair on “Where Forever Is”

Glide April 25, 2018 No Comments

Hailing from Weimar, Germany, PHOSPHENES, a visual arts collective and band, was founded by composer and producer, Harry Starbuck, and vocalist/lyricist, Julee Bee. Although the band was not formed until

Loma Demonstrate Musical Chemistry Through Slowcore Soundscapes in Austin (SHOW REVIEW)

Joey Willis April 25, 2018 No Comments

Austin has no shortage of musical acts, so it’s little surprise that many decide to collaborate on side projects. Such is the case with Loma, a team up between Shearwater’s

The Moody Blues ‘Days of Future Passed Live’ Celebrates Rock & Roll Hall of Famers’ Greatest Opus (DVD REVIEW)

Lee Zimmerman April 25, 2018 No Comments

With the band’s declared intention not to release any new albums for the foreseeable future, as well as their temporary moratorium on another Moody Blues Cruise in 2019, it seems

Tyler Childers & Lillie Mae Greeted By Eager Audience at Portland’s Wonder Ballroom (SHOW REVIEW/PHOTOS)

Greg Homolka April 25, 2018 No Comments

To say the music of Tyler Childers has found its audience would be an understatement. Last Thursday night, the Wonder Ballroom in Portland, Oregon was shoulder-to-shoulder with revelers eagerly anticipating

Odeya Rush Talks Teenage Rebellion And The Appeal Of ‘Dear Dictator’

Christian Long April 24, 2018 No Comments

Your typical teen comedies don’t involve a murderous Caribbean dictator with a British accent, elaborate foot fetish sequences, and a scene where a character gets waterboarded. But Dear Dictator (out now

2018 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival Kicks Off Friday: The Artists Share Jazz Fest Memories (PREVIEW)

Leslie Michele Derrough April 24, 2018 2 Comments

With the annual New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival only days away (April 27th – May 6th), it’s a good time to start printing out the cubes and marking off