Anonymous Noise Vol. 1 (VIZ Media/Shojo Beat)
A young girl loses two childhood boyfriends only to be reunited in high school in this melodrama-soaked series about unrequited love and rock n’ roll.
Articles by Jason Green
Japan Nite 2017 | 03.16-26.17
And for the 11th year in a row, I serve as your humble guide through the bands playing both the showcase at SXSW and the national tour that follows.
Best Comics I Read in 2016 | Jason Green
Steve Dillon’s work may not be showy, but he has a knack for the twisted violence of Preacher.
Hope Sandoval and the Warm Inventions | Until the Hunter (Tendril Tales/InGrooves)
Mazzy Star singer Hope Sandoval and My Bloody Valentine’s Colm Ó Cíosóig return for their third collaboration.
Britta Phillips | Luck or Magic (Double Feature)
Luck or Magic establishes Phillips as not only an excellent singer, but both a strong songwriter and strong interpreter of others’ songs.
On Tour: Guided By Voices
Pollard leans on his ominous side on Please Be Honest, often working in a minor key sweetened with the occasional explosion of pure power pop brilliance.
Switch #1-2 (Image/Top Cow)
Artist Stjepan Šejić reinvents Witchblade as a modern teen superhero.
Compositions for the Young & Old, Part 21 | Bob Mould, “District Line” (2008)
Mould follows Body of Song with another everything-but-the-kitchen-sink album of rockers, acoustic weepers, and electronica bleepers.
The Walking Man (Fanfare/Ponent Mon)
A man simply walks around his neighborhood and loses himself in the hidden joys around him in this slice of life graphic novel.
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.