Can culturally defunct genres like classical and jazz be made relevant again? Is it possible to build an audience? The answer is inseparable from the trajectory of the music industry itself.
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Five seconds into The Modern Lovers self-titled debut and it’s clear that this album is something special.
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… and kick some ass.
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At the end of the campaign trail, kissing babies must get old.
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A Yeasayer show is much like one could expect. At any given time, lights shined in bright purple, yellow, orange, blue, green and any combination imaginable. For this tour, the band touted props adding a whole new dimension to their light show.
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Expect a cheese fest, tiny miracles or, at the very least, a new EP this decade.
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The Cure influenced two members of what is widely considered to be one of the most …
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Thanks to a brilliantly sinister score by Radiohead guitarist Jonny Greenwood, “The Master” is Paul Thomas Anderson’s most unsettling film to date.
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Introducing a Lawrence, Kansas band with a penchant for regional rock, paper, scissors.
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Sometimes certain songs are sweeter the second time around.
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Since “Hate to Say I Told You So” The Hives have now contrived five albums, and their latest, Lex Hives, was released in June.
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A set that focused on the second album was to be expected considering its 2011 release but it was certainly nice to hear the jangly “Beach Comber” along with a handful of other songs from their self-titled debut.
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