Sarah Dougher
Although she might not be as well known as some of her contemporaries (like C…
Month: July 2000
Skid Row
OK, I was big Skid Row fan, at least for the first two albums. They had more …
Walkabout: Watch Your Head and Step
Dark’s Corner :: Walkabout: Watch Your Head and Step - September 3rd, 2002 :: Thursday, July 6th, 2000
Bracket
Once again, Bracket shows up at my door, sounding
Billy Bragg & Wilco
On 1998’s
The Mercury Program
Don’t call them math-rock, and don’t compare them to Slint, because you won’t be doing justice to the lush and understated beauty of the Mercury Program. Nirav Soni chairs a roundtable discussion with all four members of the atmospheric and critically acclaimed Gainesville quartet.
Indigo Girls
The Indigo Girls, with Spearhead (Chastain Park, Atlanta, GA, June 2, 2000). Concert review by Jeff Montgomery; photos by Shannah Cahoe Montgomery.
Christine Fellows
You remember the little figurines in your Grandmother’s house you really want…
Milk Cult
Say what you will about those socialists, but you’d never find the US governm…
Johnny Cash
You won’t hear him on C&W radio, but it’s safe to say that without Johnny Cas…
Florida Film Festival
Steven Garnett brings you an overview of the recent Florida Film Festival, including reviews of Vitorrio De Sica’s The Gold of Naples (starring Sophia Loren), Ben Stiller’s Heat Vision and Jack (with Jack Black), Bradley Beesley’s Flaming Lips documentary, Flaming Lips Have Landed, and Michael Apted’s Me & Isaac Newton.
The Haggard
Very often, music critics categorize “girl bands” as a separate genre of musi…
Eric Idle
Among my circle of friends, nothing can bring a party to a screeching change …
Nutrajet
Nutrajet, with Symptom (The Hustler, Indialantic, FL, June 10, 2000). Concert review and photos by Ian Koss.
The Workhorse Movement
The Workhorse Movement capture a very cool groove on their album,
Dusty Trails
I’ve been into Luscious Jackson since I first heard
Mirah
This is less of an album and more of an aural sketchbook and diary. It is fas…
The Fountain of Truth
Over 50% of Americans have a poor body image. Vanessa Bormann points out the fallacies in loathing the way you look.
Akumu
Somewhere between the spacey soundscapes of ambient lounge music and the scra…
Pantera
I remember when David Lee Beowulf and I introduced this band to the metal mas…
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