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Category Archives: music
John Mayer’s “David Duke” anatomy & Black women
I have been told that I am "pretty for a Black girl."
Polysics want to take you to a crazy, happy space
"Budokan will be by far the biggest venue that Polysics have ever played, so it will be a challenge."
Also posted in Arts & Literature, Entertainment, east asia Tagged budokan, devo, interview, japan, kirsty evans, polysics Leave a comment
“But what did you expect?” – Romance is Boring by Los Campesinos!
Lyrically speaking, it's clear this band has loved and lost on the road.
Also posted in Arts & Literature, music reviews Tagged los campesinos!, matthew sheret, phonogram 1 Comment
The Idan Raichel Project: music for a splintered Israel
In our brief talk, as well as in his other interviews, there is no sign of an apology for where he’s from, no liberal guilt.
Also posted in Arts & Literature, Entertainment, middle east Tagged dan shvartsman, israel, the idan raichel project 2 Comments
Andy Serkis is pure “Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll”
Serkis doesn’t so much inhabit the role but digs up the rocker’s body and controls it by necromancy.
Also posted in Arts & Literature, Entertainment, movies Tagged andy serkis, britain, ian dury, naomie harris Leave a comment
Spinning around: the 00’s in pop
Gorillaz repeatedly fracture the truth of pop, and through the gaps you can see Kylie grinning.
Also posted in Arts & Literature, Entertainment, TV Tagged britian, britpop, doctor who, gorillaz, kylie minogue, lady gaga, matthew sheret, the horrors 1 Comment
All Tomorrow’s Parties – The Nightmare Before Christmas curated by My Bloody Valentine
There is no blood; it is too scared to show itself.
Also posted in Arts & Literature, Entertainment Tagged ATP, britain, de la soul, matthew sheret, my bloody valentine, primal scream, the horrors 1 Comment
Toshiya uncensored: mosh pits, skirts and Dir en grey’s fans and non-fans
"If you continue a band for a long time, it's like a married couple..."
Also posted in Arts & Literature, Entertainment, east asia Tagged dir en grey, interview, japan, kirsty evans, toshiya 9 Comments
Glenn Beck’s attack on Bruce Springsteen: pathetic