Protest music is on the rise as it should be. We Insist! Max Roach’s “Freedom Now Suite” (1960), an important collaboration between jazz drummer Max Roach and lyricist Oscar Brown Jr.,
Throughout their short yet prolific career, The Bug Club has undergone many changes. What started as a blues-rock revivalist group has evolved into an artsy indie rock outfit, centered around
Looking back four decades, it’s hardly a coincidence that Fables of the Reconstruction (released 6/10/85), is just as murky as its predecessors, if not more so. With sessions taking place
The Barr Brothers have announced that their new album, Let It Hiss, will be released on October 17 by Secret City Records. Their long-simmering and long-awaited fourth studio album isn’t just a collection
The digital revolution has transformed many aspects of our lives, including how we experience traditional games. GameZone, a leading online gaming platform, has successfully adapted the beloved Philippine fairground attraction
When a former violin student encountered her teacher, Cho-Liang Lin, at a Houston, Texas supermarket, she immediately apologized for abandoning her instrument. “Mr. Lin, I don’t want you to get
Television often relegates stories centered on women’s experiences to secondary status, dismissing them as lightweight entertainment or guilty pleasures. This systematic devaluation persists despite the commercial success and profound audience
Brian Wilson, the creative force behind The Beach Boys died today at the age of 82. With his innovative songwriting, production techniques, and harmonic sophistication, Wilson’s influence is widespread in
Best known for his work in Jr. Thomas & The Volcanos, Minnesota singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer Jr. Thomas returns with a collaboration that pays homage to the golden era
The story of Sisyphus and his unceasing duty to roll a boulder uphill is well-known. What the story symbolizes, an unending endeavor in vain, is likewise familiar, perhaps even intrinsic
