Review: Wilco’s Lasting Impression at the Downtown Pavillion
July 19, 2012 Ntellos Wireless Pavillion Charlottesville, VA It starts with the concert listing and ends with me walking away…
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Violence Begets Violence: Making Sense of the Dark Knight Massacre
“In a world gushing blood day and night, you never stop mopping up pain.” ― Aberjhani, The River of Winged Dreams…
Poetry: The Guest House
Robert Lietz says of his poetry, "In addition I spend a good deal of time taking, post-processing, and printing photographs…
Nonfiction: Liner Notes
Notes regarding a track review that blooms into a Southern summer story, music lessons, a record shop, the best punk…
Review: Twin Shadow’s Confess Explores the Art of Escape
The act of riding a motorcycle puts before safety and stability, impulse, adrenaline and image. For George Lewis Jr., it’s…
Interview: Kristina Marie Darling Shares her Thoughts On Poetry, Surrealism and Film
Few poets venture as beautifully in the stillness of nocturnal spaces as Kristina Marie Darling. Darling’s first full-length book Night…
Brave: How Princess Merida Might Have Saved Me
Since its release on June 22nd, Disney/Pixar’s Brave has garnered mixed reviews. Critics expected the much anticipated movie to build…
Fiction: Carly Couture’s Fun Life
Bread Chapter Carly Couture was born to the Jim and Margie Couture in 1961 in Russelsburg, Tennessee. They were not…
Breaking Bad and the hilarious growing pains of a criminal organization
When Breaking Bad enters its fifth and final season this Sunday, the transformation from Walter White the chemistry teacher to…
Bliss from Bullshit: A Day in the Lonely Life of Scott Rudd
Music should make us feel something. We listen in order to have our toes wiggle and to have goose-bumps roll…