Originally published in Verbicide issue #24 It started as a project to document the abandoned symbols of our failed American infrastructure; steel mills and power [...]
Originally published in Verbicide issue #24 Composers of music tailor its amorphous fabric into melodies that suit listeners of varying and discerning tastes. Fundamentally, this [...]
Originally published in Verbicide issue #24 Duke University Press, 226 pages, paperback, $21.95 When we think of independent music in our local city, we think [...]
Originally published in Verbicide issue #24 Nazraeli Press, 120 pages (50 four-color plates), 12 x 13 hardcover, $65.00 As I looked through this book I [...]
Originally published in Verbicide issue #24 Things have been moving at light speed for The Fashion. Jakob Printzlau, lead vocalist of the band, says, “In [...]
Originally published in Verbicide issue #24 What about working with Ice Cube on the George Clinton inspired album I Wish My Brother George Was Here [...]
Originally published in Verbicide issue #24 Insight Film & Proud Mary Entertainment Productions 93 min., dir. by Harris Goldberg, with Matthew Perry, Kevin Pollak, and [...]
words by Christopher Connal | photo by Gary Copeland
Originally published in Verbicide issue #24 There is an exciting consistency to California punk band The Briggs, a band who tour endlessly and seem to [...]
Originally published in Verbicide issue #24 Sony Pictures Classics 92 min., dir. by Anand Tucker, with Colin Firth, Juliet Stevenson, and Jim Broadbent After a [...]
Originally published in Verbicide issue #24 Even if you don’t like their particular brand of clever, ironic, hipster indie flavored major label pop rock, you [...]