Aaron (or Coop) is a freelance writer, multi-instrumentalist and overall lover of all things music. As an advocate for indie record labels and artists, he is passionate about local scenes and do-it-yourself artistry. If it's good, it's good. If it's bad, he's not afraid to explain why.
On their sophomore LP, Toronto punk band PUP might be fighting each other, writes Aaron Cooper, but they're fighting society alongside the listener, too.
In this revealing piece, Aaron Cooper revisits his relationship with the Beatles' 1967 classic Magical Mystery Tour, and reflects on life's second chances.
It's unreasonable to think Radiohead are going to create another ground breaking album, but A Moon Shaped Pool is still an inspired collection of songs.
Prince is among the exclusive company of artists who have not only shaped the way we listen to music in general, but the way we feel about our own psyche.
Andrew W.K. talks about his possible new album, out look on life, helping others, his 'Vinyl' contribution, and who parties harder, Sasquatch or Unicorns.
If Post Pop Depression is Iggy Pop's final record his rant that closes "Paraguay" is a satisfying bookend as one of the most interesting characters in rock.