Widow’s Bay. Orange Is The New Black. The Bear. Are these all comedies? I think they are on a spectrum from “mostly,” through “sometimes,” to “almost never.” Some folks obviously … Read More
Album Review: Atomic Rooster- Friday The 13th: The BBC Sessions
Now a little less than a year after the release of their reunion album, a two CD set devoted Atomic Rooster has been released. The set, Friday The 13th, is … Read More
Album Review – Lime Garden, “Maybe Not Tonight”
Back in May, Craig Charles on his BBC Radio 6 program played Lime Garden’s “Cross My Heart.” I thought it was a great tune and jotted it down in my … Read More
CORTIS Brings a ‘New Beat’ to Atlanta’s Historic Fox Theatre – Concert Review
CORTIS are high-energy, young, and fresh all-rounders that bring the spirit of old-school hip hop, all while defining the sound of the next generation of K-pop. Who is CORTIS? … Read More
The Odyssey: The most beautiful mid movie ever? (Spoilers)
Travel the world, and get killed by interesting people! This review will contain many spoilers for a 2800 (ish) year old story, so if you don’t want to be spoiled … Read More
Review: The Human League in Cleveland, Ohio
Some of the best nightlife I’ve experienced was accompanied by artists whose most popular songs were released in 1981. Philip Oakley, lead singer of The Human League, discovered Joanne Catherall … Read More
Blu-Ray Review: Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore (Criterion Collection)
Midway through the month of July 2026, the Criterion Collection have added one of director Martin Scorsese’s most underrated movies. Originally released in 1974, Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore was praised … Read More
Review + Interview – Hayley and the Crushers
I headed down to Newport, Kentucky to the Southgate Revival House for the Say It Louder! Festival at the end of June to see Hayley and the Crushers. California born, … Read More
Review: Taking Back Sunday in Cleveland, Ohio
Sometimes it feels good to be a stereotype… such as the elder emo millennial. This group united in Cleveland, Ohio to see Taking Back Sunday during their Summer tour, greeting … Read More
Movie Review: What’s The Story, Wishbone
Premiering in October 1995 on PBS, Wishbone was an immediate hit. While the show only had two seasons and 50 episodes, the titular literature-loving canine would be in constant rotation … Read More
Album Review: Uriah Heep- Beautiful Dream (1975-1977)
Months after the release of The Shadows and The Wind, Cherry Red Records have released the next installment of the Uriah Heep remasters. The latest set, Beautiful Dream, is a … Read More
Album Review: Crimson Glory- Chasing The Hydra
More than a quarter of a century has passed since Crimson Glory released an album. While the progressive metal band have been active during the 21st century, they haven’t released … Read More
Blu Ray Review: Monty Python’s Life Of Brian (Criterion Collection)
Just a week after Easter, the Criterion Collection have re-released one of their earlier titles on Blu-ray and UHD. The movie in question in Monty Python’s religious satire Life Of Brian. … Read More
Albums Review: Mick Abrahams- Seasons: The Recordings
Just one week after a set devoted to Blodwyn Pig, Cherry Red Records have released a set devoted to Mick Abrahams’ first two solo albums. The set, Seasons, is a simple … Read More