Ever since the Reading Festival lineup dropped last year — with multiple of my favourite artists slapped all over the poster — I knew I had no choice but t... Read More...
Restricted view? Seems to be a pretty perfect view to me.
The other night was pure magic. Two rows from the very top of the UK's biggest stadium and I s... Read More...
Thonk thonk thonk, is this thing on? I’m Walt. I have been a dancer and photographer for years, and at the age of 38 I have decided to add writer to the list. ... Read More...
Hayden Homes Amphitheater doesn’t screw around when it comes to safety. With a thunderstorm rolling in like the apocalypse, staff kicked out hundreds of people... Read More...
When I first heard the news of the 30th anniversary reissue of No Need to Argue, my reaction was pure, unfiltered nostalgia. I mean, there was a BIT of exi... Read More...
A Steady, Satisfying Return for Marvel’s First Family
Matt Shakman’s reboot doesn’t break new ground, but delivers a grounded, confident entry that reki... Read More...
I first discovered The Halluci Nation while working as a PR nerd with the Yuhaaviatam Nation of San Manuel, a tribal nation I worked at for nearly a decade. No... Read More...
Somewhere between the last beer run and the final page of The Grapes of Wrath, there’s a bar band playing with their hearts bleeding across the stage whil... Read More...
When I reviewed Songs of a Lost World, I wrote that it felt more like a series of sad film scenes to music, a project steeped in grief, aging, and the weig... Read More...
WOW Hall might be the most Eugene venue of all time—and I mean that in the best way. Part community center, part DIY dream space, part mystical Elks Lodge with... Read More...
Let’s get this out of the way: Thunderbird Café was an amazing introduction to the city of Pittsburgh. While I certainly ate my share of pierogis and Primanti ... Read More...
Look, sometimes life gets busy, and I end up with a backlog of albums to review. When times get tough, I get stupid. That’s when we end up with another edition... Read More...
Windser’s self-titled debut is an emotional contradiction. It’s an album that somehow makes themes like abandonment and hope sound both therapeutic and undenia... Read More...
Now, I love The Head and the Heart. Sure, they are campfire songs/granola/road trip vibes manifested into a band, but I’m here for it. Obviously, I am a very s... Read More...
Racket is no stranger to Mark Fredson, having interviewed him SIXTEEN years ago! His new record, The Company Man, is definitely the result of the additional so... Read More...
If Quentin Tarantino ever decides to make a spaghetti Western set in Bangkok, Salin’s Rammana is calling dibs on being the soundtrack. This album is a Tarantin... Read More...
