The mascara running down the fabulous face of singer-songwriter Aimee Proal might best represent what she and her fellow members in Los Angeles-based alternative pop-rock Continue Reading
'Dancing After TEN' Graphic Memoir Will Move You
I’m always intrigued when I see two authors listed on a graphic memoir. I know what that usually means for a graphic novel: the first Continue Reading
Punk Rock's WiiRMZ Rage at the Dying of the Light on 'Faster Cheaper'
The joyfully bombastic quartet WiiRMZ hail from the same city that defined (and arguably invented) post-rock in the 1990s with bands such as Slint and Continue Reading
Chris Stamey Paints in "A Brand-New Shade of Blue" (premiere + interview)
A Brand-New Shade of Blue is the new release from Chris Stamey and the Fellow Travelers. Omnivore Recordings release the digital album on 17 July. Continue Reading
Willie Nelson Surveys His World on 'First Rose of Spring'
Willie Nelson completed a trio of mortality-focused albums with last year’s Grammy-winning Ride Me Back Home. These records focused on Nelson’s collaborative songwriting with Buddy Continue Reading
Gábor Lázár Is in Something of a Holding Pattern on 'Source'
The sounds that Hungarian musician Gábor Lázár can pull out of state-of-the-art synths and programming are often fascinating and can result in a highly entertaining Continue Reading
Margo Price Is Rumored to Be the New Stevie Nicks
Margo Price’s admiration for Stevie Nicks is well-known. She and Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real have covered the classic Nicks/Tom Petty collaboration “Stop Continue Reading
DMA'S Discuss Their Dancier New Album 'The Glow'
Let’s get straight to it – I’m a fan of DMA’S. I’m a fan of their anthemic builds, their aching vocals, and you know, their Continue Reading
The Bacon Brothers Deliver Solemn Statement With "Corona Tune" (premiere + interview)
The Way We Love is the latest album from the Bacon Brothers. Available 17 July, the record offers up examples of the duo’s often tender, Continue Reading
Garage Rockers the Bobby Lees Pay Tribute to "Wendy" (premiere)
The Bobby Lees’ new record Skin Suit was produced by punk legend Jon Spencer of the Blues Explosion and will be released 17 July via Continue Reading
Indie Pop's Fuller Delivers Moment of Levity With "Crush Me" (premiere)
Fuller is the vision of Los Angeles-based musician, J.P. Welsh. The musician’s new release EP, Crush Me, will arrive on 25 September. In the meantime, Continue Reading
'Hex' Drinks Deeply from the Poisoned Chalice
Rebecca Dinerstein Knight’s second novel, Hex, is a portrait of ennui. The character Nell Barbar is a former doctoral student in botany from Columbia University. Continue Reading
Halsey Debuts New Hand Tattoo in Juice WRLD’s Memory
Halsey honored Juice WRLD with a new hand tattoo. The "You Should Be Sad" hit-maker debuted her latest ink via Instagram Monday (July 6), revealing Continue Reading
Lizzo Slams Landlord Who Kicked Her Out of Rental Home Early and Threatened to Call the Cops
Lizzo has responded—in the most hilariously Lizzo way possible—to a landlord who kicked her and her guests out of their rental home early. On Instagram Continue Reading
Chrissy Teigen Calls Out Fox News Host for Looking at Photo of Her Breasts
Another day, another peak Chrissy Teigen moment. The 34-year-old Sports Illustrated model's latest social media trolling involves calling out Jeanine Pirro for looking at her Continue Reading
Jess Glynne Claims She Was ‘Discriminated’ Against When Kicked Out of Restaurant
Jess Glynne accused a restaurant of "pure discrimination" after she was kicked out for wearing a hoodie. The British singer-songwriter took to Instagram on Monday Continue Reading
Halle Berry Apologizes for Considering Transgender Movie Role
Halle Berry has issued an apology and pulled out of a transgender film role after receiving backlash on social media. The Oscar winner released a Continue Reading
Braden Lam Teases New EP With “Habit of My Heart”
Habit of My Heart from Braden Lam is Lam’s fairy tale ending. It all began when he was celebrating his home-recorded album ‘Driftwood People’ at Continue Reading
Laura Nyro's "Save the Country" Calls Out from the Past
Lately I’ve been putting up signs along the freeway. Large pieces of cardboard, longer than I am tall, that were once boxes for bicycles or Continue Reading
Journalist Jonathan Cott's Interviews, Captured
Jonathan Cott’s Listening: Interviews, 1970 – 1989, is a welcome companion for challenging times. Cott, author of 20 books and a contributor to The Washington Continue Reading