We may safely declare that people who care about American made-for-TV movies consider the Golden Age to be the 1970s. As the networks discovered the attraction of this form, viewers could see several new titles a week without leaving their… Read More
10. Piranha 3D [2010] While he also scored big with the update of Wes Craven’s cannibals in the desert effort The Hills Have Eyes, French fright master Alexandre Aja made a true terror statement with the superbly schlocky Spring Break… Read More
“Hold On” by Wilson Phillips (1990) The last remnant of ’80s pop music, “Hold On” not only topped the charts in 1990, but it was also the highest charting single of 1990. Despite the fact that their album, Wilson Phillips,… Read More
NOTE: We post the newest livestreams in a new post every week. Make sure you're reading the newest edition of our roundup – check the livestream tag HERE for the latest. LAST UPDATED: 10/25 at 12:01 AM ET HERE ARE… Read More
The Charlatans' Tim Burgess started hosting interactive listening parties for classic albums on Twitter – where the artists who made them would share stories about the album in real time as fans listened along — back in the early days of COVID-19 lockdown as… Read More
Detroit ska-punks We Are The Union recently released two great new singles, and now they're getting into the spooky season spirit with a two-song covers medley that includes a revved-up, punky rendition of Norma Tanega's 1960s song "You're Dead" (which… Read More
“He used to sing me sweet melodies / He played me, made me believe it was real love…” LITTLE MIX. (Say it aloud like the opening of the “Shout Out to My Ex” BRITs performance for full effect.) The UK… Read More
This week: the genuinely wonderful second album from Loma (members of Shearwater and Cross Record); the terrific debut album from techno pop artist Ela Minus; the third album from Ty Segall's proto-metal-influenced trio Fuzz; the new album from jangle S.F.… Read More
Having put out their first demo song (“Mars”) in 2019, Baltimore punks Pinkshift came into 2020 with plans to release their debut EP and tour, until that was all stalled by the pandemic. These tour-less times have presumably been extra… Read More
Lydia Loveless doesn’t wilt. The past few years have been at least as fun for her as they have been for the rest of us, with a divorce and a move and the joyful political landscape of the US. In… Read More