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In this exclusive interview with Ryan Lynch of Dominant Legs, find out more about this San Fransisco band whose lush melodies were unveiled on their debut LP last month.
As we near the 10th Anniversary of the 9/11 tragedy, I share my thoughts and memories from that day – including excerpts from e-mails traded with a friend during those horrifying hours.
A few thoughts on the probable demise of Atlanta’s Criminal Records.
Musical writers and bloggers used to have power. But do they still? I want the music internet power to come together to find an artist or band – talented – whose career didn’t turnout as it should.
Processing that Father’s Day now applies to me is crazy. Thanks to the The Luke, I’m having more thoughts and new appreciation for other dad’s these days.
We all have some wonderfully depressing albums – but some of us happen to have a more of them than others. This is the first part of a series where I share with you some of the albums to which I have a deep emotional attachment.
We’re all on a journey. For many of us, that journey included Bobby Cox and the Atlanta Braves. In this exclusive interview with writer Lang Whitaker, we discuss his autobiographical book, “In The Time Of Bobby Cox”.
With The Stills announcing their break-up today, I look back on the career of one of my favorite bands of the last decade and find myself wondering “what if” …
Baseball is here again! But rather than talk about who is going to win what; we want to know something more pressing … whose music would you use to walk-out to?
My latest column for Paper Crane Collective went up this morning. Give it a read:
Various and Sundry: Musical Myth-Busting
