Recorded and produced by Claudius Mittendorfer (Interpol, Muse) Art History is well paced and maintains a temperate energy throughout.
The world as depicted in The Wanted is a suspicious, impersonal and frenetic place, yet clarity, and at times, even solace can be found through the speaker of these poems.
Mr. Oldham talks in-depth about what drives him, some of the tenets he lives by, and his experience with The New Yorker.
With an extensive tour in progress and the recent release of their latest album, Rocket Science, Béla and his Flecktones are back to work delighting listeners with the sweet sounds of bluegrass fusion.
A few years ago it was announced that Justin Cronin's next project would be a vampire novel. Many readers found it difficult to believe. In honor of its paperback release, I spoke with Justin last week.
These are some truly choice answers taken from an audio interview I recently did with Canadian actor John Dunsworth, who played Jim Lahey in the famed Trailer Park Boys TV/movie franchise.
Baltimore two-piece Wye Oak's new album Civilian could easily be just another balloon floating (briefly) up to further crowd the skies of indie rock. Yet, it isn't.
Actor Jeff Daniels has established a reputation for versatility on the big screen -- however, most don't know just how far Daniels' creative ambition extends.
Since the release of their first album, Deer Apartments, in 1998, matt pond PA has witnessed several incarnations and a largely transformed music indu...
The great thing about using the past is that it gives you the most colossal freedom to invent.
Veirs' seventh studio full-length; July Flame is a thoughtful, candid portrait of love, summer jubilation, and the nostalgia both can birth.
To capture the voice of a city as immense and diverse as New York, to write its essence, is a challenge taken on by many resident literati.
"I go back to that ghost of a grin on Rick's face and find I must read into it a note of resignation as well as that appearance of contentment; submis...
The art that I am attracted to all seems, in one way or another, to be an exposition of some mercurial ache present in the human experience.
As the digitization of modern music continues, vocal prowess and lyrical substance tend more and more to be afterthoughts. Yet, as a genre, folk still places a premium on both.
