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The Mandalorian's Political Allegory: Diversity Is the Way

January 14, 2021Karma Oak

For a television show that centers on a masked, male individual, the final episode of Jon Favreau’s The Mandalorian Season 2 (which premiered on Disney+ 18 December 2020) showcases a sequence that is wildly unexpected and politically telling. In the… Read More

J Mascis Welcomes You to Three Nights of Exquisite Songcraft and Pure Fun

January 13, 2021Manny Sanchez

After the implosion of the Lou Barlow/J Mascis partnership in the late 1980s, Mascis signed Dinosaur Jr to a major label subsidiary and executed a run of four outstanding albums in the 1990s. Cherry Red Records have followed up on… Read More

How Leeds Led the Goth Scene

January 13, 2021Gaia Writer

Although the emergence of the goth subculture is often cited as developing around the Batcave’s 1982 founding in London, cities in the north of England paved the way for this gloomy subset of post-punk years before. Leeds clubs like the… Read More

Dave Scanlon's 'Pink in each, bright blue, bright green' Is a Stark, Deeply Elegant Solo Work

January 13, 2021Gina Alexander

“This is sacred music written for my own personal practice. If it is at all utilitarian, I hope that it encourages you to create something for yourself.” – Dave Scanlon. Even the most casual appraisal of Dave Scanlon’s discography can… Read More

London Neo-Soulster Kianja Impresses with "In a Different Light" (Live) (premiere)

January 13, 2021Manny Sanchez

In December, we featured upcoming London neo-soul artist Kianja’s single “I Get By” on the PopMatters Picks playlist. It’s an upbeat piano-driven number born of fierce determination to succeed and overcoming life’s barriers. That track displayed Kianja’s tremendous vocal power… Read More

Is Christian Petzold's 'Undine' Myth or Therapeutic Dialogue?

January 13, 2021Gina Alexander

Christian Petzold’s lengthy collaboration with actress Nina Hoss, from Wolfsburg (2003) to Phoenix (2014), saw the pair become inseparable. With the back-to-back films of Transit (2018) and Undine, their collaboration has hit pause, and a new one has begun with… Read More

Barry Gibb Re-Visits Bee Gees Classics with Superproducer Dave Cobb

January 13, 2021Karma Oak

While the Bee Gees are most famous as the emissaries of disco thanks to the monstrous success of the soundtrack to the movie Saturday Night Fever, like other British Invasion acts (via Australia), they always had roots in American country… Read More

Ana Egge Reflects on a Tumultuous 2020 via "This Time" (premiere)

January 12, 2021Karma Oak

Ana Egge’s latest single, “This Time”, arrives on 12 January via all StorySound Records on all digital platforms. In part, the track is the result of a summer 2020 conversation she had with her friend, producer/songwriter Dick Connette. He was… Read More

MetalMatters: The Best Metal Albums of December 2020

January 12, 2021Gina Alexander

Akhlys – Melinoë (Debemur Morti) Despite their unforgiving black metal outlook, Akhlys actually started off as a dark ambient exploration. Their debut record, Supplication stood away from the aggression and hostility of black metal, with Akhlys instead engulfing it in atmospheric eeriness… Read More

Pretend It's a City Proves Once Again, You Can't Argue with Fran Lebowitz

January 12, 2021Sean Furtado

Fran Lebowitz is an exceptionally gifted user of words who admits she is only motivated to leave her bookish isolation and open her big mouth when she needs money. I was psyched for her inevitable next project when I first… Read More

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