Townes Van Zandt, 9/11, and the Wages of Prophecy
Paul Cullum interprets the prophetic vision of Townes Van Zandt.
"I don't care much about music. What I like is sounds." — Dizzy Gillespie
Paul Cullum interprets the prophetic vision of Townes Van Zandt.
Paul CullumSep 27, 2016
Heidi Kim looks back on "Flower Drum Song" and Hollywood's brief foray in casting Asian American actors to play Asian American characters.
Heidi KimSep 22, 2016
Naomi Waltham-Smith sounds out “Phantom Limbs: On Musical Bodies” by Peter Szendy.
Naomi Waltham-SmithSep 9, 2016
Is there more to life than chugging cheap beer and yelling, "Life sucks shit"? Joe Bucciero looks at "Heavy Metal Parking Lot" to find out.
Joe BuccieroAug 30, 2016
Clifford Thompson charts the heroic American journey of Miles Davis.
Clifford ThompsonAug 29, 2016
Jon Savage’s "1966" looks at a pivotal year in history via its music.
James PennerJul 27, 2016
Chris Becker interviews jazz vocalist Jane Monheit: "If you’re doing your job right, the damage shows."
Chris BeckerJul 24, 2016
Every Radiohead album has occasioned famously bad music criticism. Why is it so hard to write about Radiohead’s music?
Nicholas MirielloJul 7, 2016
A conversation with Judy Chaikin, director of "The Girls in the Band".
Chris BeckerJun 21, 2016
The history of Native American pop music, from jazz to raggae to hip-hop.
Josh Garrett-DavisJun 20, 2016
James McBride adds flesh and bone to musical myth.
Shehryar FazliJun 10, 2016
"Under the Big Black Sun" conveys how exciting and important it felt to get up on a stage and scream into a mic to other passionate freaks at a shitty dive.
Sara JaffeJun 3, 2016