The Remains
Good as Mick and Keith were at reimagining rhythm & blues as hard rock on The Rolling Stones’ 1964 debut, they didn’t hold a candle to what The Remains would deliver two years later... read more
Found in: Music, ReviewsPaul Hegarty
Noise/Music: A History
From Boyd Rice to Wolf Eyes, sounds that are—by traditional definitions—unmusical have irrevocably entered the modern musical vocabulary... read more
In the studio with... KT Tunstall
At London’s Eden studios on the last day of recording her sophomore album — the follow-up to last year’s platinum breakthrough Eye to the Telescope — KT Tunstall is charmingly buoyant for someone who likely hasn’t slept much lately. read more
Found in: Music, FeaturesRock's greatest screams
Sometimes words aren’t enough in rock ’n’ roll. . . read more
Found in: Music, FeaturesPaging Simon Cowell
Karaoke in your living room, but at what cost? read more
Found in: Games, FeaturesNick Lowe: At My Age
Nick’s knack for vintage country and pop in evidence once again read more
Found in: Music, ReviewsJustin Taylor (Ed.)
The Apocalypse Reader
The end of days arrives in 34 flavors in this collection of doomsday stories... read more
There And Back
This Eric Steel film opens with a beautiful panoramic view of San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge, almost completely blanketed by fog... read more
Found in: Movies, ReviewsRocky Votolato: the brag & cuss
Former Waxwing frontman takes a turn for the country read more
Found in: Music, ReviewsThe Polyphonic Spree Wants You
The world is a bleak, bleary place. We're under daily siege by despairing news and crippling angst as war, floods, drought, disease, famine and tragic violence bombard our collective consciousness. Ignore it all you want, but we live in troubling times... read more
Found in: Music, Features
