By Elizabeth Kim
One mistake that a lot of musicians make is finding one song formula that works well and then using that to write the rest of their songs. ... Go on...
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El Viaje Misterioso de Nuestro Mitski
I. Observations
“In the last ten years, gradually, but deliberately—I have made myself into a machi... Go on...
By Elizabeth Kim
When I first moved to Athens and learned of Elijah Johnston’s existence, I thought he was just another crooner with a pair of Buddy Holly g... Go on...
Jubilee is an album of contrasts. Its rich, lush instrumentation is pure ecstasy. But, if you dig underneath the surface, you'll find an album filled with ... Go on...
Rock and Roll has long looked for saviors, be it the scrappy punks of the 1970’s, the nihilistic grunge acts in the 1990’s, or the effortlessly-cool garage... Go on...
Hey Ho Rock ‘n’ Roll Deliver Me From Nowhere
Perhaps the thing that amazes me most about Bruce Springsteen (and there’s a lot to be amazed by) is that he al... Go on...
Haley Blais’ first LP Below the Salt dropped August 25 (her 26th birthday, of course) and HAIM/Feist/Angel Olsen fans are exploding. Blais has three EPs to her... Go on...
Whenever introducing Kiss My Superbowl Ring to those not-familiar with the punk duo of twins Wyatt and Fletcher Shears, the Garden, I always recommen... Go on...
Just like the creator themself, Heaven To a Tortured Mind is difficult to define using conventional terms and standards. Yves Tumor’s third full-leng... Go on...
In today’s society of consumerism and excess, we naturally expect only the best from everything we consume: food, entertainment, services, etc. However, this s... Go on...
