Review: The Flaming Lips – “The Terror”
If you listen closely enough to these mesmerizing tunes, it’s not unusual for you to feel a little lonely.
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Review: Caveman – “Caveman”
The impressive second album warrants comparisons to songwriters with much longer back catalogues.
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Interview: FIDLAR
We share a pint with the LA punks and talk about their affinity for beer, touring with The Hives and why the Silver Bullet rules.
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Interview: Nick Kroll
The New Yorker sheds light on his new comedy sketch series, “working” with colleagues and how he’s been inspired by Drake.
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Review: Atoms For Peace – “Amok”
It’s no pinnacle, but Yorke and company hash out side-winding progressions that are as cryptic as ever.
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Review: Jim James – “Regions Of Light And Sound Of God”
The MMJ frontman moves on from George Harrison-style classics to deliver bittersweet, technological progression.
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Why Dave Grohl Will Always Be Rad
In case it’s been a while since you’ve involuntarily thought to yourself, “Man, Dave Grohl is so rad!”, you might want to dig into the buzz surrounding a new documentary that goes by the name of Sound City.
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Review: FIDLAR – “FIDLAR”
The L.A. punks prove it’s about appreciating the little things, especially if those things are benders and surf rock.
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REVIEW: Yeasayer – “Fragrant World”
It’s a little surprising that Yeasayer became one of the only bands to come out of Brooklyn in the last 15 years that did not wind up on…
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INTERVIEW: Cursive
The group Cursive switches up their sound more often than teenagers change ringtones. Penning songs from “A Gentlemen’s…
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