2019

SXSW FILM REVIEW: ‘Boy Howdy’ is the Creem of the Crop

James Roberts March 10, 2019 1 Comment

The legend of Creem lives on in a wild new documentary.

SXSW FILM REVIEW: ‘Well Groomed’ Takes a Colorful Look At the World of Competitive Dog Grooming

James Roberts March 10, 2019 No Comments

[rating=7.00] Documentaries that explore the wide and weird variety of niche interests always seem to do well at SXSW. While the formula for these films is well-established—introduce a bizarre interest,

SXSW FILM REVIEW: ‘Running With Beto’ An Emotional Look Behind A Historic Campaign

Danielle Houtkooper March 10, 2019 No Comments

The magic behind Beto O’Rourk’s run against Ted Cruz is explored in a new doc.

SXSW Film Shorts Preview

Danielle Houtkooper March 9, 2019 No Comments

SXSW’s short films are quite often the highlights of the festival. Here’s some you won’t want to miss.

Rocky Dawuni Channels Positive Vibes Through Soulful Reggae Sound with ‘Beats of Zion’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

Gary Schwind March 8, 2019 No Comments

With his last album Branches of the Same Tree, Rocky Dawuni earned a Grammy nomination for best reggae album. It’s too early to say if he will earn another nomination

Robyn Lights Up St. Paul’s Palace Theatre (PHOTOS)

Billy Briggs March 8, 2019 No Comments

Robyn visited St. Paul’s Palace Theatre on 3/5/19 in support her most recent solo album Honey. Photos by Billy Briggs.

Amanda Palmer Releases Masterpiece with ‘There Will Be No Intermission’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

James Roberts March 8, 2019 1 Comment

Grab some tissues and get comfortable.

Loud and Proud Vocalist Sarah Potenza Brings Her Unique Brand of Soul to ‘Road to Rome’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

Jim Hynes March 8, 2019 No Comments

Back for her second solo album, powerhouse vocalist Sarah Potenza is intent on empowering women and, for that matter, all of us, on her Road to Rome. It follows her

Leo Bud Welch’s Posthumous Release Helmed by Dan Auerbach Is ‘The Angels In Heaven Have Done Signed My Name’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

Jim Hynes March 8, 2019 No Comments

Up until just a few years ago, Leo Bud Welch was living in a disheveled shack in Mississippi’s Hill County without plumbing or electricity as depicted in the documentary Late