FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Nirvana, “Bleach” October 7, 2016October 8, 2016 Susie Garrard Flashback Friday Their oft-dismissed debut album and why it’s their best Continue reading
Jay Z Signs With Weinstein Company, Producing Richard Pryor Biopic October 7, 2016 Susie Garrard News From the Blueprint to the Silver Screen. Continue reading
Icky Trump: The White Stripes Release Political Merch October 7, 2016 Susie Garrard News Scarily appropriate lyrics. Continue reading
Getting Between the Covers: 6 Songs Inspired by Books September 30, 2016 Susie Garrard Features From the page and into the PA system. Continue reading
Breaking the Language Barrier in Music September 23, 2016September 23, 2016 Susie Garrard Features Can music become as multicultural as the rest of our lives, and break away from the dominance of English language? Continue reading
Striking the Balance: The Shifting Power Between Artists & Fans September 16, 2016 Susie Garrard Features Are music fans getting harder to please? Continue reading
Album Review: M.I.A nearly Misses her Parting Shot with A.I.M September 14, 2016 Susie Garrard Album Reviews, Reviews This isn’t M.I.A going out with a bang, but it certainly isn’t a whimper. Continue reading
Size Doesn’t Matter: The Noisiest Two-Piece Bands September 9, 2016 Susie Garrard Features It’s what you do with it that counts. Continue reading
Nick Cave Releases New Song & Video, “Jesus Alone” September 2, 2016 Susie Garrard Singles Listen and watch the beautiful video for the first track from “Skeleton Tree” Continue reading
Do Artists Really Have the Time for Art? September 2, 2016September 2, 2016 Susie Garrard Features Art may not like to be rushed… but profit does. Continue reading