By CH Smith
Being on tour for eight months will make a person do two things: miss home and think.As DJ Vadim nurses a Corona while getting comfortable on the couch, he states the obvious when asked how the tour is going, “I’ve been on tour since August,” he said. “I’m about ready to go home.” The Russian-born,… Continue reading Rolling like a Red Army train
By Andrew Ross
Bend It Like Beckham is a family, cross-cultural, girl-power, inspirational-coming-of-age, romantic, British, comedy sports film. It satisfies all of the stereotypes associated with these genres, but is not painful to watch; rather, it is an entertaining film, though thoroughly predictable. The only surprise is that the film actually works: the archetypal characters are fleshed-out enough… Continue reading Beckham scores once again
Where does one begin when interviewing Frank Black? The man is a musical icon. He’s been releasing albums and touring since 1987. He is responsible, if you trace it back far enough, for the surge in popularity of underground music in the early 1990s. He’s been the lead creative force behind the Pixies, one of… Continue reading Frank Black
By Kyle Young
Last week my brother and I were riding home when a troublesome noise came over the radio. Some poor fellow was singing about taking his clothes off because the club he happened to be in was warm. After listening for several seconds longer than was necessary, I concluded that the song was bad, and requested… Continue reading Sex? No thanks, I’m an artist