The New Abnormal: Your Soundtrack to the Apocalypse
When the Strokes show up – we know it. When they hit – they hit hard. And when they do what they do– no one does it better. This is an album that for better or worse, will define a moment in time.
Remembering Little Richard
On December 5th of 1932, Richard Wayne Penniman, also known as Little Richard, screamed into this world, and didn’t stop screaming for the next 87 years.
Am I a Punk or a Poseur?
I had a rough time growing up. I had no group. From a young age, I was attracted to the rebels, renegades, and antiheros. I loved the shake, rattle, and roll of Elvis Presley. I was fascinated with the idea of Outlaw Country perpetuated by Johnny Cash. Most importantly, I loved the way they seemed to piss people off.
High Fidelity: A Mix-Tape of Life, Love and Vinyl
I’m twenty years old. I’ve just read the opening lines of Nick Hornsby’s novel High Fidelity. I’m hooked. I knew then and there that this was something that would require repeat readings for the rest of my life.
Chris Knight: A Singular Songwriter
“My roots are anchored solid. I ain’t machinery…I’m a man.” These are the words of one of my absolute favorite song writers, Chris Knight. You probably haven’t heard of him, but I aim to change that.
An Interview with Ken Stringfellow, Formerly of The Posies
Power-pop auteur, Ken Stringfellow’s impact on indie music over the last 30 years is evocatively everlasting.
