In recent memory, so many 90s alt-rockers have re-emerged from the shadows that it’s difficult to keep track of who’s still on hiatus. Reunions have become so commonplace that many of them don’t even …
RBG Movie Review: An Icon is Given a Well Deserved Spotlight
In the midst of an era that’s defined by its bitter divisiveness and smoldering hostility, people are left searching for even the slightest glimmer of hope in the darkness. For many, that hope comes i…
Album Review: Derek Smalls – “Smalls Change (Meditations Upon Ageing)”
Someone might want to check in on Harry Shearer. Despite nearing his third decade on The Simpsons, Shearer’s next career move is to revive everyone’s third favorite character from a cult classic, simp…
Let the Sunshine In Movie Review: A Tender Exploration of Desire
Even if she were to direct an airline safety video, Claire Denis would fill each frame with grace and emotional heft. In her latest film, Un beau soleil intérieur (translated to Let the Sunshine In fo…
Album Review: John Prine – “The Tree of Forgiveness”
For nearly five decades, John Prine has utilized his troubadour observations and unimposing charisma to seek out stories of America’s oft forgotten communities, earning him comparisons to Bob Dylan an…
Come Sunday Movie Review: Stalled by its failure to examine core themes
Spring is upon us, which means flowers are blooming, love is in the air, and a slew of faith-based movies have come along to monetize the cultural capital of Easter. They range from jarringly unwatcha…
Marrowbone Movie Review: Too much weight placed on nonexistent mystery
Old houses carry an intrinsic eeriness, but the horrors we conjure up in our own imagination are often far more terrifying than whatever the dull truth turns out to be. With recycled set pieces and pl…