Country Enough: From Conway and George to Maddie & Tae
In response to the rising tide of “bro-country” comes Maddie & Tae’s “Girl in a Country Song,” the latest chapter in country’s music’s long reflexive tradition.
"I don't care much about music. What I like is sounds." — Dizzy Gillespie
In response to the rising tide of “bro-country” comes Maddie & Tae’s “Girl in a Country Song,” the latest chapter in country’s music’s long reflexive tradition.
Sam WorleyMar 19, 2015
Like Didion’s Year of Magical Thinking, Kim Gordon’s memoir is the product of wonder at — and the struggle to reconcile with — how the life-changing loss of one’s partner could be so profoundly ordinary.
M.J. DiniusFeb 24, 2015
That question haunts every kid who suffers at practice. Two new books make a compelling case for the benefits and joys of amateurism.
Nathaniel SteinJan 18, 2015
"We can safely say that Janis has inspired many young women of her generation, and later ones too, to get out there and give it everything they’ve got."
David BreithauptJan 14, 2015
On the poetic struggle of two familial, and familiar, figures of speech
Ava KofmanJan 11, 2015
The Writing of Ian Curtis, Joy Division’s Poet-Frontman.
Esther YiJan 5, 2015
Lainey Racah interviews artist Devin Kenny on his practice, the internet, and his newly released record, "Alone We Play."
Lainey RacahDec 27, 2014
The untold story of Manchester’s post-punk outfit The Fall and its talented, volatile lead singer Mark Edward Smith.
Simon LeeDec 11, 2014
David Ritz's new biography of Aretha Franklin, “Respect,” is not the book Franklin wanted written.
Emily J. LordiDec 6, 2014
In Imelda Marcos's tawdry discotheque.
Gina ApostolDec 2, 2014
Formats: the Least Understood, Most Essential Reason We Hear Some Music and Not Others
Eric WeisbardNov 24, 2014
On Sleater-Kinney’s legacy upon the release of their vinyl boxset, "Start Together."
Charles TaylorNov 12, 2014