Film Review: Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck
Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck will chew you up and spit you out and leave you feeling like you want to give Kurt a hug or lovingly talk some sense into him.
Opinion
Brainfeeder Superstar: Yet Another Brainiac In L.A.
[Author’s Note: This article is a patchwork of criticism, anecdotes and interviews. The personal interactions I recall were...
Riots, Racism, and Rap: Are You Still Down?
Kanye West, Kendrick Lamar, and Drake have all rapped about Tupac's "R U Still Down (Remember Me)" in 2015. What do you think that's all about?
Ladies And Gentlemen, We Are Walking On Earth
Mickey White examines modern Afrofuturism through the lens of Young Thug 's Barter 6 and Young Fathers' White Men Are Black Men Too.
Rap Roundtable: April 2015
Welcome to Rap Roundtable where staff writers, Mickey White and Dan Vesper discuss Earl Sweatshirt, Future, Action Bronson, Father, and Kendrick Lamar.
The Beatles Final Act: Ringo Starr – Postcards from Paradise / Paul McCartney – New
A reflection on the remaining Beatles' Ringo Starr and Paul McCartney latest solo efforts, and what the albums say about their respective work ethics.
Kendrick Lamar – The Shape of Rap To Come
Dan Vesper's reviews Kendrick Lamar's unreleased album To Pimp A Butterfly and predicts that it will be as amazing as everyone hopes it will be.
Why Have There Been No Great Female Indie Bands?
Kelsey discusses the common practice of female discrimination in music. She argues that females in music should be treated as the norm and not the exception
Post-post-punks: The Pop Group and Gang of Four
M. Milner reviews the new albums from The Pop Group and Gang of Four and examines how both bands have aged both musically and in concept.
Afroman Screwed Up, But Stay Off The Stage, Idiots
Afroman was wrong, he screwed up. But a non-performer should never get on-stage during a show. Just don’t do it. Not unless your name’s on the marquee.