The idea of a “supergroup” always produces a small thrill, and the introduction of The Highwomen was no exception. The wrinkle that makes this group more than a gathering together of various country-t…
Album Review: WAAX – “Big Grief”
On their first full-length release, Australian rockers WAAX burst out of the gate brimming with a strong but vulnerable singular perspective that signifies artists who definitively know what they’re d…
Album Review: Frank Turner – “No Man’s Land”
Several albums deep into his career, English singer-songwriter Frank Turner remains fresh by turning his eye towards a particular theme per album. This time out Turner has crafted No Man’s Land, which…
‘Pose’ Music Breakdown: Season Two Finale
Ryan Murphy’s FX series, Pose, is set in the ball culture world of New York City, 1990. The music is such a large part of the viewing experience that you could spill hundreds of words discussing what …
Album Review: French Vanilla – “How Am I Not Myself?”
The art-punk L.A. band French Vanilla is back just two years after their first release, with the assertive and free-spirited How Am I Not Myself? While the sneering, gleeful punk energy of the band wa…
‘Pose’ Music Breakdown: Episode 2×09 “Life’s a Beach”
Ryan Murphy’s FX series, Pose, is set in the ball culture world of New York City, 1990. The music is such a large part of the viewing experience that you could spill hundreds of words discussing what …
‘Pose’ Music Breakdown: Episode 2×08 “Revelations”
Ryan Murphy’s FX series, Pose, is set in the ball culture world of New York City, 1990. The music is such a large part of the viewing experience that you could spill hundreds of words discussing …