In Review
12/16/15
All Them Witches with New Madrid at Marble Bar 12/15/15
“Lines of the world just rippin’ us apart.” – The Marriage of Coyote Woman Hidden in an industrial, run-down neighborhood of Detroit, just a block away from where the Motown label recorded hit songs that changed the trajectory of American music, there stands an unmarked building that houses the Marble Bar, a cozy space with… Read more »
Song Shares
11/10/15
Heaven on N. Gore: Molly Simms & Her Most-Spun Euclid Records
Record stores are one of those magical places that breed culture and self-discovery. They attract weirdos, hipsters, fanatics and extremists. Very much like flea market culture, it is unique unto itself and attractive for that reason. Like being a part of some exclusive club, or finally finding a special niche to fit into, the record store… Read more »
In Review
12/30/15
Twenty Fifteen: 50 Righteous Moments in Song
Last year when Cat Stevens was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame he questioned the compatibility of “this strange thing called rock and roll” with its “detached and heavily fraternity lifestyle.” That fraternity lifestyle rings true today maybe more than ever. Twenty fifteen saw musical collaborations on the upswing and genres of all… Read more »
News & Updates
11/26/15
Show Preview: Illphonics at Kranzberg Arts Center 11/27/15
“We always take it to heart and give 100%. Like athletes playing a sport, we like to perform.” - Larry “Fallout” Morris Earlier this week I caught up with St. Louis hip-hop fusion band Illphonics as they crashed a University City basement to breeze through their last set of 2015 for this Friday’s show at Kranzberg… Read more »