The New York Times is Idiotic, AGAIN, and It Gives Me an Excuse to Rave About Echo & The Bunnymen
Dear New York Times: Once upon a time, when we wore Adidas, watched Melba Tolliver, were confused by the…
August 20, 2014Dear New York Times: Once upon a time, when we wore Adidas, watched Melba Tolliver, were confused by the…
August 20, 2014Despite all our ascents into art and madness (decade-long day trips to the hills to hear the humming airsome…
August 17, 2014There is a great beauty in confusion. The seemingly random assembly of events, geometry, words, sounds, forms, colors, and…
August 15, 2014Because it’s Wednesday, and because it would simply be tasteless to engage in a detailed discussion of the Rule…
August 13, 2014A rather grievous error in the New York Times – yes, yet another one – has set me off…
August 12, 2014When I use this phase “The Secret History of Rock’n’Roll,” I am not talking about hushed conspiracies, or Masonic…
August 11, 2014As children, we are awed and entertained by dinosaurs because they have a scale and size incomprehensible to us,…
August 8, 2014Dear Layne: Most of my personal myth seems to refer to events that took place in the early 1980s. …
August 7, 2014There are some artists who announce themselves so forcefully, so brightly, with such power and grace; at these moments,…
August 6, 2014Sometimes – so very rarely – a piece of music journalism is exactly right; it reveals something new about…
August 5, 2014