Looking For Johnny: The Legend of Johnny Thunders
There are two kinds of people in this world. There are those who hold up Johnny Thunders as the exemplar of sleazy street punk, raunchy riff-rock, and gutter poetry. Then […]
Monthly Archives: May 2014
Comedy Record Review Round-Up: Sharpling & Wurster and Chris Gethard
While I would not say that I am anti-Record Store Day per se, I also would not consider myself on the pro side of the debate either. Every year there […]
Riot Grrrls and the Boys That Love Them
Just like all other facets of popular culture, music is cyclical. In the pre-Nirvana early 90’s, before “alternative” became the hot buzzword used to describe music and fashion tastes of […]
This week’s reviews: Pixies & Damon Albarn
Pixies‘ new album Indie Cindy is getting a lot of hate. Actually, it got a lot of hate before the album was even released. One should note that the “reunion” […]
borrowed nostalgia 