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Review: Young Man, Vol. 1Review: Young Man, Vol. 1
Colin Caulfield can cover a song as well as anyone — his breadth of adaptations dot YouTube like colors in a Seurat painting, vibrant and warm. Whether it be David
Review: Cygnets, Dark DaysReview: Cygnets, Dark Days
I remember the ’80s, probably clearer than where I just left my keys (they were JUST here). The fashion, the excess, the sex, the drugs and of course the music.
Review: Long Black Cars, The Wave PicturesReview: Long Black Cars, The Wave Pictures
Charming is not a word I use in album reviews, it’s best reserved for cotillions and books about castles. But in listening to Long Black Cars, the latest effort from
Review: Miike Snow, Happy To YouReview: Miike Snow, Happy To You
I often question movie directors who feel the need to act in their own films, especially the good ones. The worst part of Quentin Tarantino’s stellar Pulp Fiction is the
Review: Moonlight Bride, Twin LakesReview: Moonlight Bride, Twin Lakes
Timing is everything, and this adage is never more true than in the world of music. If you have the talent to build your own sound (The Pixies) you gain
Review: Perfume Genius, Put Your Back N 2 ItReview: Perfume Genius, Put Your Back N 2 It
Listening to Mike Hadreas sing feels like an intrusion – as if stumbling into a confessional not meant for others to hear. The one-man band behind Perfume Genius, Hadreas quietly