7 Seconds aren’t afraid to admit that they’ve been around for a while. Since the band itself is older than I am, having formed in 1979, they’ve steadily released albums since then–unlike some bands cropping up for reunion tours. One of the first bands to claim the title “hardcore,” and sometimes referred to as the […]
EGOed hales from Colorado’s StillCatchinWreck crew. He’s got an intensely introspective vibe, touching base with the material of Oliver Hart (Eyedea). Content tends to revolve around a setting or a concept, rather than a plot. Descriptions and philosophies… words of advice for young people.
I never thought I would be a fan of any artist to come from the neo-folk movement. The Moldy Peaches were as far as I would go toward anything that might give people the impression that I’m from Boulder or enjoy plain yogurt and granola. David-Ivar Herman Dune is my exception.
To say that Love.45’s latest release is radio “whorrific” would be beyond unkind. In fairness, the band’s new self-titled disc is worth at least a cursory glance from even the most elite observer, if for no other reason than Love.45 is a local Denver band that’s poised to explode in 2005. Yes, it’s about as […]
It’s 5:30am and I haven’t had my coffee yet. Typically this would be a bad time for me to form an opinion on anything, but these guys have me doing the monkey and ready for a Pina Colada (we still need a Tiki bar in this friggin’ town). We’re talking about the new release by […]
Win ButlerRégine ChassagneTim KingsburyRichard ParryWill Butler With a name like Win, how can you lose? Win Butler is the Texas born co-founder of Montreal’s Arcade Fire. Maybe his optimistic moniker is part of the reason that Arcade Fire, despite their notable occasions of musical cynicism, are doing so well; although, it probably has more to […]
A Tale of Two Sisters (KIM Jee-Woon) If you’re looking for a bit of an adrenaline rush but don’t really want to think after a crazy week, you may want to go see Alexander or After the Sunset. If you want to get creeped out and utterly confused, then this story is right up your […]
WMD: Weapons of Mass Deception (Danny Schechter) There’s no irony behind why this movie had to be made. Today it is the works of documentary filmmakers that bring issues to the forefront: the outsourcing of American jobs, the failures of an administration after a terrorist attack, the plights of the people in Sudan, the gross […]
