For two decades, the musical alias for Bill Callahan has been Smog. Such an alias wasn’t the least bit surprising, as Callahan has that
I’m not sure whether it’s the technology, the fast food, or just the lazy perspective in general. Whatever it is, there is no doubt
Ah, 2007 is living up to be the year of sophomore efforts, especially in the case of previously acclaimed art-rock successes. From Bloc Party
I often sympathize with fans of delicately fuzzy and atmospheric electronic music. Not because of the music itself, which I enjoy it as well,
The ancient stereotype that aging artists have a tendency to spiral downwards has echoed through the past, present, and will continue to do so
Every once in awhile, everyone has one of those days where they just stay in bed all day, with a cup of coffee in
I’m sure your mother has told you at least once to “respect your elders”. The Zetland Players are certainly respectful, with two of the
When I reviewed Of Montreal‘s Hissing Fauna, Are You the Destroyer? about four months ago, I was completely obsessed with the record. In a
Another album that passed by largely unnoticed in 2006 was Cicada‘s self-titled debut. Though the genre of electronic dance-pop remains to be sensitive ordeal
Scotland’s own Arab Strap certainly had a great run. Last September, the likable duo of Aidan Moffat and Malcolm Middleton announced that they would
