
‘In Fabric’ Presents a Mixed Bag (FILM REVIEW)
A good idea becomes overdone in this good but not great cerebral horror.
A good idea becomes overdone in this good but not great cerebral horror.
Difficult and beautiful all at once, Noah Baumbach has accomplished something extraordinary.
Some of you may have the CD box set of Miles Davis’ first legendary quintet that was released 13 years ago. But many more of you just cannot get enough
Red Tail, the compelling new album from acclaimed singer and songwriter Dave Simonett, is set for release on March 13th via Thirty Tigers. Simonett, who has spent almost two decades
Dan Rosenboom, a musician at the forefront of Los Angeles’ ever-thriving creative music scene, boasts an international reputation for boundary-pushing projects and relentless productivity. A trumpet virtuoso equally at home
Designed by Peter Blake, the cover art for WHO is arguably be more than just a Rorschach test. The patchwork of cultural reference images conceivably mirrors the delicate interrelationships of
Any independent record label that has managed to survive the digitization and disruption of the music industry is worth our admiration. Founded in 1994 back when buying physical music was
Some of rock’s most accomplished resumes will hit the road together next summer for a coheadlining tour to be held in America’s biggest stadiums. THE STADIUM TOUR featuring DEF LEPPARD,
The Never-Ending Tour keeps rolling on for Bob Dylan who at 78 still delivers the goods as he did on a cold Tuesday Night (December 3rd) in front of a
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on the self-titled new album from The Slow Laters in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full resolution (best viewed on desktop): The