Albums are difficult to pull off well, but The Killers have spent over a decade making singles look easy. 2007’s Sawdust is an excellent case in point.
All in Bands
The Psychopunk Wingman
The secret to unleashing Iggy Pop’s efficacy as a godhead turned out to be collaboration…and it helped that the collaborators were also geniuses.
Inbetween Days
Okkervil River’s Will Sheff is a master at living in the spaces between traumatic events and their ultimate effects.
How to Start a Fire
Liam Howlett and company have been ranting and raving for over 25 years in the attempt to create hard rave music for the masses regardless of shifting trends in electronic music.
Young Lovers: Building Worlds
Catching up with one of the LA area's rising guitar acts to discuss their new work and what it means to be a young lover.
#Adulting: The Jicks get "Shiggy"
Stephen Malkmus and his band are cornering the market on indie dad-rock for the ages, and the aged.
Splash After Death: The Breeders' Reunion Actually Means Something
In a climate where reunions are a dime a dozen, every once in a while one comes along that seems more significant.
Ne Plus Ultra: TWIABP Feels For You
Getting goosebumps and feeling the feels with Connecticut's hardest-working 7-piece.
The Old Firm
"[An] organization about which little is known but much is suspected, feeding the energy of the community they're in simply by being a vibrant part of [it]..."
Retconning A Legacy
In fiction, this idea is known as a retcon - "when a piece of new information imposes a different interpretation on previously described events"...