Not Sorry, Boomers: Woodstock Was A Bad Trip
‘What they thought was an alternative society was basically a field full of six-foot-deep mud laced with LSD. If that was the world they wanted to live in, then f— the lot of them.’
The Slow But Gratifying Death Of The Silver Jews
David Berman, poet and musician best known for playing with the Silver Jews died this week at the age 52. David Harsanyi interviewed him in 2001.
This Raver Is On A Mission To End Body Odor At Sweaty Music Festivals
Kareem Bouhafs has become the ‘Fresh Raver,’ deodorizing fans at music festivals, and has turned his efforts into a charity for the homeless.
The Jonas Brothers Are Back, But They Took Off Their Purity Rings
In a new documentary, the band members laugh off their purity rings instead of chastising the adults who mocked them for acknowledging that sex truly matters.
Taylor Swift’s ‘You Need To Calm Down’ Is Breathtakingly Elitist
The stereotypes are so crude they border on parody. You would think someone who was thrust into super stardom by country music fans might have more respect for people from different backgrounds.
Lizzo Illuminates The Perils Of Millennial Self-Love And Singleness
As she finally makes her well-deserved entree into the mainstream, Lizzo is revealing the identity of her soulmate. It’s Lizzo.
Banning Morrissey Only Makes Him Stronger
The world’s oldest record store has banned Morrissey’s albums. But the legendary lyricist and singer just keeps thrilling his fans.
5 Songs To Prepare You For The New Vampire Weekend Album
Revisit these five songs from their previous records to get into the Vampire Weekend zone ahead of Friday’s new release, ‘Father of the Bride.’
We Were All Rooting For You, Taylor
Whatever album to which ‘ME!’ eventually belongs may indeed include some of Swift’s best work. But this isn’t it. This is boring and half-baked.
Should Cardi B Face Consequences For Drugging And Robbing Men?
Caught in scandal, Cardi B is challenging us, and with precedent on the line, our response will be revealing.
How Ariana Grande Reflects A Muddled Millennial Mood
It’s almost the one-year anniversary of Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson’s romance, which deserves a second look in light of Grande’s stratospheric success.
Maren Morris Hits The Sophomore Slump With ‘Girl’
In the quality department, Maren Morris’s recently released second album ‘Girl’ is no match for her first.
Billie Eilish Is The 17-Year-Old Answer To Gen Z’s Hunger For Reality
Billie Eilish is famous not only for her music but for the ‘realness’ and substance she represents to a generation eager for something genuine.
Dream Theater’s ‘Distance Over Time’ Is Another Solid Addition To Their Catalogue
Dream Theater’s ‘Distance Over Time’ combines metal with masterful musicianship. They are still playing as well as anyone.
Watch: Eddie Vedder Covers Jackson Maine’s ‘Maybe It’s Time’ From ‘A Star Is Born’
Because life is wild, we now have video of Eddie Vedder singing a song Jason Isbell wrote for a character Bradley Cooper based on Eddie Vedder.
Say Goodbye To Musical Genius Mark Hollis With These Gems
Quietly magisterial is one of many phrases one might use to describe the music of Mark Hollis, the recently deceased singer of the band Talk Talk.
Plate-Flipping Miranda Lambert Can Help Save Country From The Car Pool Lane
If Carrie Underwood is the person who sings about taking a Louisville Slugger to her boyfriend’s car, Miranda Lambert is the person who would actually do it.
What It Will Take For Guitar To Make A Comeback
Willingness to subsume guitar virtuosity in service to the song will, ironically, be essential to guitarists regaining the cultural spotlight.
Did The Grammys Preview A Comeback For The Electric Guitar?
If your glass is half full, this year’s Grammys may have signaled the guitar hero is slowly coming back into fashion with younger listeners.
9 Famous Spirituals To Enlighten Your Understanding Of Black American History
Our senior choir sings spirituals year round, because we love the expression of praise and worship of Christ, the sharing of a gospel, reflected in sweet poetry and lush melody.
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