Bitter Lemon leaves the audience with the same lingering, acrid taste in their mouth that will continue to haunt both Finlay and Helen in perpetuity. … read more
Play Review: Bitter Lemon
SLUG Style: Cisco Garcia-Garza
As I continue to grow and become comfortable with who I really am, I think that my style will become a more refined reflection of my true self. … read more
Local Review: Daytime Lover – Shimmer
Daytime Lover’s new ep Shimmer retrospects with iridescence for the cherubs, Don Quixotes and adoring idealists of the world. … read more
Film Review: Rebel Moon – Part Two: The Scargiver
As is always the case with Snyder, Rebel Moon – Part Two: The Scargiver features intricate and striking visuals, and as always, the divisive director deftly paints pretty pictures with painstaking precision. … read more
Film Review: Boy Kills World
Boy Kills World may well play strongly to the violence equals fun crowd, and may well find a cult following. … read more
Record Review: April 1995
James A. Stewart are a couple of the best on the local coffeehouse circuit and they deserve your attention as much as the “punk” bands you seem to love so much. … read more
Oasis Concert Review: March 1995
RSVP Oasis showed up this time and Mr. Fulton was on the front row. He was a little peeved in print, but one of his favorite bands. … read more
Local Review: Drusky – Cake & Absinthe
Drusky’s growth and transformation that came from their two year gap between In Transit and Cake & Absinthe is clearly evident when listening to the two back-to-back. … read more
Prophecies of an Electric Sun: Ronan Harris of VNV Nation
He says, “I feel it is my duty to respect those who write these things to me—to talk with them about it and let them talk.” … read more
Film Review: Hard Miles
The fact-based drama Hard Miles makes for a smooth ride that gets from point A to point B with few surprises along the way. … read more
General Violence Conference Brings the Brutality in its Third Year
Passion, independence and commitment to the hardcore community are what keep GVC going, a refreshing change in ethos in the era of mega-festivals and entertainment giants. … read more
Film Review: The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare
Ritchie really wants to follow in the footsteps of Tarantino. I’d suggest making one more film and then retiring. I don’t mind if he skip the first part. … read more
