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MIKE WATT: ON AND OFF BASS by Mike Wattreviewed by Matt Edmund
YES YES – Dogstar! Heal Your Weightlessness!reviewed by Chris Martin
When I first listened to the latest output by Yes Yes, the product of musician Michael Ersing, I thought to myself, What the hell was [...]
TAKE THIS WALTZreviewed by Matthew Schuchman
116 min., dir. by Sarah Polley, with Michelle Williams, Seth Rogen, and Sarah Silverman Delivering her second feature as a director, Sarah Polley decided to [...]
WAVUMBAreviewed by Matthew Schuchman
80 min., dir. by Jeroen Van Velzen, with Mohammed Masoud Muyongo and Juma Lonya Mwapitu Every piece of folklore I’m familiar with is older than [...]
JOYCE MANOR – Of All Things I Will Soon Grow Tiredreviewed by Josh Diamond
Joyce Manor released their self-titled debut album in 2011 to positive reviews from punk websites, including the distinction of “Album of the Year” from Punknews.org. [...]
FRANCOPHRENIAreviewed by Matthew Schuchman
69 min., dir. by Ian Olds and James Franco Twenty years ago, my father made a video for my mother’s 40th birthday that he unveiled [...]
EDDIE: THE SLEEPWALKING CANNIBALreviewed by Matthew Schuchman
90 min., dir. by Boris Rodriguez, with Thure Lindhardt, Dylan Smith, and Georgina Reilly For me, a good movie is one that gets its point [...]
NAKED GODS – No Jamsreviewed by Peter Cauvel
You probably haven’t yet heard of Naked Gods, but that may soon change. The Boone, North Carolina band’s sophomore effort, No Jams, is a rare [...]
THE DOOZER – Keep It Togetherreviewed by Garrett Lyons
Cambridge, England-based folk-pop act The Doozer is just about everything you’d expect from a British singer-songwriter act. The melodies are baroque in nature with cues [...]
CRUSHED STARS – In the Bright Rainreviewed by Peter Cauvel
I’ll admit I was a bit intimidated by Crushed Stars at first. This is going to take a serious attention span, I thought to myself [...]
JAD FAIR – Bird Housereviewed by Garrett Lyons
Half Japanese founder Jad Fair teamed up with French artist Hifiklub and German artist kptmichigan to produce an EP that is far, far, far from [...]
THE CABIN IN THE WOODSreviewed by Matthew Schuchman
Lions Gate 105 min., dir. by Drew Goddard, with Kristen Connolly, Chris Hemsworth, and Richard Jenkins Stop me when you’ve heard this one before: a group [...]
JAMES VINCENT MCMORROW – We Don’t Eatreviewed by Chris Martin
Only five songs in length, James Vincent McMorrow’s newest digital EP highlights the singer-songwriter’s melodic voice and lyrical abilities. We Don’t Eat is a mixture [...]
SCHOOL OF SEVEN BELLS – Ghostoryreviewed by Chris Martin
School Of Seven Bells‘ new album Ghostory has all the elements needed for a killer record. Alejandra Deheza’s voice is simultaneously beautiful and haunting, the [...]
AMERICAN REUNIONreviewed by Matthew Schuchman
Universal Pictures 113 min., dir. by Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg, with Jason Biggs, Alyson Hannigan, and Seann William Scott The original American Pie came [...]
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