Patrick Klacza
Arts & Culture
The Strokes — Comedown Machine
In 2001, The Strokes released their debut record, “Is This It,” and it’s been diminishing returns ever since.
Arts & Culture
Atoms for Peace — AMOK
Time will tell whether Atoms for Peace become a headline or footnote in Thom Yorke’s storied career.
Uncategorized
Audiophiles: Unlikely Hits
The radio-listening public is notoriously bad at recognizing talent and innovation in music, but sometimes an odd song gets through, one normally unfit for radio. These are the unlikely hits, and I’ve rounded up a bunch the best of them for this playlist.
Uncategorized
Audiophiles — Song in the Key of Love and Existential Terror
Exploring the emotional spectrum this Valentine’s Day
Arts & Culture
My Bloody Valentine — m b v
Kevin Shields has finally released "m b v," an album he’s been working on for 22 years, to the public.
Arts & Culture
Album of the Year Nominee: “Swing Lo Magellan” by Dirty Projectors
Bandleader-cum-guru Dave Longstreth seems willing to try anything in pursuit of a song.
Arts & Culture
Riot Fest Recap — 2012
Although punk shows may be best experienced in basements, apparently they can also take place on park grounds in pristine weather.
Entertainment
A Preview of Paul Anderson’s “The Master”
It’s been five years since “There Will Be Blood,” and Paul Thomas Anderson’s fans are ready for something new.
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