Big Black Delta | ELO, Debbie Gibson, and UFOlogy
Big Black Delta’s album relives the perfection of those ’70s ELO albums, offering lush creations that make you want to dance—and, perhaps, fly.
April 2016
Jennifer Nettles & Brandy Clark | 04.28.16
Nettles is authentic; her passion and commitment to the music is undeniable.
Celluloid Atrocities May 2016 | Pete Goes Crazy
It’s another thing to be young and already decades ahead of those who are restricted to what is playing near them theatrically.
AJ Lehrman | Tip of the Tongue
“Music has the ability to connect with people on an emotional level all over the world.”
Five for Friday ￨ 04.29.16
With so many stellar tracks on Candlebox’s latest release, Disappearing in Airports, my job as a reviewer is so much easier.
Keanu (Warner Bros., R)
Is Keanu a knock out of the park? Maybe not. But is it a laugh-out-loud, fun time? Absolutely!
Green Room (A24, R)
It does a good job of planting seeds that make you think you know where the movie’s going, only for it to not ever go there.
Sing Street (The Weinstein Company, PG-13)
If you can accept its improbabilities, Sing Street is a delightful little film that feels true to its time and place.
Andrew Bird | 04.22.16
“Imitosis,” a personal favorite, saw Bird strike a stunning profile in pensive blue, reflecting the backdrop in motion.
Papa: Hemingway in Cuba (Yari Film Group, R)
Everything starts out sunny and beautiful, with lots of nude swimming and deep-sea fishing and serious talks about art and life.