David Lynch loves him some isolated highway imagery. From Wild at Heart to Lost Highway, the man loves few things so much as watching an empty road stretching out ahead of him. But he’s never expressed that love quite so… Continue Reading
It may not be a solo single, but I’ll take any Robyn I can get: in “Go Kindergarten,” the latest digital short music video from The Lonely Island, those dorks are joined by the high priestess of Swedish dance-pop herself,… Continue Reading
It is so frustrating as a writer to hunt desperately for unexpected new adjectives to describe Zooey Deschanel and still only come up with “adorable.” Oh well. At least I’m not perpetuating that “adorkable” business. Anyway! This is the delightful… Continue Reading
This week marked the physical U.S. release of Sing to the Moon, the debut LP by British singer Laura Mvula. First of all, I have a bit of a personal attachment to this album. It was recommended to me by… Continue Reading
Laura Marling has always been someone I’ve appreciated but not necessarily connected with. That has changed forever with the above clip for “Master Hunter,” the first video from Marling’s upcoming fourth album, Once I Was An Eagle. The song is… Continue Reading
“#Beautiful,” Mariah Carey’s new duet with the marvelous Miguel, is not only the first single from her first new album since pooping out a set of twins and revitalizing her tabloid icon standing via her ongoing feud with fellow soon-to-be-ousted… Continue Reading
If you thought Carey Mulligan’s version of “New York, New York” in Shame was depressing and interminable, just wait till you hear Nico’s! Just kidding, I actually love this. If you’re unfamiliar with Nico, chances are you’ve heard her on… Continue Reading
One of my favorite albums of 2012, Devotion by Jessie Ware, is finally getting a physical U.S. release next Tuesday, April 16, and I couldn’t be more excited. She is seriously the tits, guys. Imagine Sade mixed with early-90s house… Continue Reading
The first time I watched the above video for “Sacrilege,” the first single from the Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ upcoming fourth album, Mosquito, I realized as it ended that I’d stopped paying attention to the song after about five seconds. Not… Continue Reading
There weren’t many albums I was really truly obsessed with in 2012; really, there were just two. The first, obviously, was Fiona Apple’s The Idler Wheel. And the second one was Girls Underground, the debut LP by a Bay Area… Continue Reading
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