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Focusing on Atlanta, I admit I was wrong about the benefits of the Beltline project. But, I am not wrong in my believe that the Atlanta Braves should induct Joe Torre into its Hall of Fame in 2013.
Welcome to the latest version of DeadJournalist. Yes, it still lives, but you might read about goats or kale more in the future. But don’t bet on it. (And enjoy the new Black Moth Super Rainbow track, too.)
Is there any worth in a byline? I still think so, but it’s obvious to me, that I may be a dying breed.
Get to know Brad Oberhofer, the Tacoma-native who is the driving force behind the Brooklyn-based band Oberhofer in this exclusive interview.
DeadJournalist brings you an exclusive interview with Dark Dark Dark.
With with every dramatic swing of his bat, or trademark bare-handed pick-and-throw from third, we are reminded why we find heroes in baseball stars. As his career comes to an end, here are a few of my thoughts on and memories of Chipper Jones.
Hey look kids, I get all annoyed over a successful execution of online publishing! All because of a single, five-letter word. Oh, and also because marketing isn’t journalist, even when it comes to music.
Relative to others, my past birthdays may have been lame. But as I get older, I realize, that’s not really the point. Birthdays should really be about memories and thank yous.
For a decade, Cake sounded like a spaghetti western got fucked up one night and had a threesome with a blaxploitation film and Jerry Reed. That’s just one of the reasons they remain one of my favorite bands of all-time and yet I still take them for granted … and you do, too.
With the delivery of music so different now than even a decade ago, it seems that fewer people are able to truly enjoy a complete album. So today I want to talk about album joy.
An ode to beer through a brief, personal beer-drinking retrospective.
Is your life as tied to technology as mine is? Do you wish you could just drink a cold, iced tea and watch the weeds grow? If so, you might like this article.
