How do you sum up someone’s life? Especially one that was cut so short? For those of you who have not heard, Scott Bringard passed away November 16, 1994. … read more
Feature: Commonplace
Film Review: Uproar
Uproar is one of the best films to come out in 2024 up to this point, and it’s a triumph for Julian Dennison, who shows that he has real star potential. … read more
Concert Reviews: December 1994
SLUG hacks were slighted in favor of more respectable names in the city, names I won’t mention but whose faces you won’t see at a Cramps show or in a local club. … read more
B-Movie Reviews: December 1994
The end of the film is in fast rewind and basically what should be done before watching this snoozer. … read more
Motocaster: October 1994
Motocaster’s Bo Taylor talked to me from a pay phone on the road from God knows where while I sat in the comfort of my home. Here are the results. … read more
Record Review: October 1994
Feeling a little depressed and filled with melancholy? If I Were A Carpenter is cheaper and there aren’t any embarrassing insurance forms to fill out. … read more
Movie Reviews: November 1994
It’s getting kinda weird out there in the world of dating. Maybe it’s always been so, but I get the feeling things are getting worse. … read more
Film Review: One Life
It’s a well-acted film that tells a worthy story about courage in face of evil. It’s unfortunate their own protagonist and the filmmakers play things safely. … read more
Contributor Limelight: Sophie Caligiuri
Contributing Writer and Copy Editor Sophie Caligiuri is an expert wordsmith in a way few others are, weaving rich, vivid imagery into each story she tells. … read more
Review: Bleachers – Bleachers
Vocals shine throughout the album, but particularly on “Call Me After Midnight.” … read more
Film Review: Damsel
While Damsel isn’t terrible, it’s humorless, bland and too hokey to pull off the deadly serious tone that the filmmakers have chosen. … read more
Local Review: The Plastic Cherries – The Plastic Cherries On The Moon
With their glitzy space opera of a second album, The Plastic Cherries set you spinning in Major Tom’s tin can and show you a phenomenal time while doing it. … read more
