Shooting for the Stars with Planet Score Records
“The ghost of Record Reunion is definitely here.”
November 2015
Compositions for the Young & Old, Part 20 | Blowoff, “Blowoff” (2006)
Bob Mould’s years of electronic experimentation come to fruition on this excellent collaboration with DJ Richard Morel.
The Color of Noise (MVD Entertainment Group/Amphetamine Reptile Records, NR)
The Color of Noise is one of the better rock docs I’ve seen in recent years.
Victor Frankenstein (20th Century Fox, PG-13)
Ultimately, Victor Frankenstein is harmlessly bad and occasionally surprisingly good. But mostly bad.
The Good Dinosaur (Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures, PG)
The Good Dinosaur is a bit of a mess, but enjoyable all the same.
The Gods Themselves | Pink Noise (s/r)
With a decadent stir of the psychedelic soup, the members of the Gods Themselves have made a niche for themselves.
The Struts | Tapping the ’70s
“Fashion is a big part; I like music to have a visual impact.”
Big Freedia | 11.13.15
When Big Freedia shines on stage—literally, with the flash of her sequined, silver sparkly nails—she lights up the entire venue with her enthusiasm and energy.
Dotan w/Ben Folds + yMusic | 11.17.15
Dotan played melodic ballads full of arpeggios and even a touch of percussion.
Compositions for the Young & Old, Pt. 19 | Bob Mould, “Body of Song” (2005)
Returning from a long regrouping period, Mould learns how to rock again.