by Jane Roser Halfway between the homes of songwriters Avi Vinocur and Patrick Dyer Wolf lies a virtual ghost town called Goodnight, Texas. There exists no post office (they lost that 100 years ago), only one store and about 18 townsfolk. Each of those 18 townsfolk own a copy of Read More

by Adam McGrath   I could tell MC Taylor was a deep, thoughtful man the first time I saw him play live, opening for Daughn Gibson last year at Johnny Brenda’s. Under the name Hiss Golden Messenger, Taylor has created some of the most complex, stirring folk music of this Read More

by Adam McGrath   I could tell MC Taylor was a deep, thoughtful man the first time I saw him play live, opening for Daughn Gibson last year at Johnny Brenda’s. Under the name Hiss Golden Messenger, Taylor has created some of the most complex, stirring folk music of this Read More

by Jane Roser When I was two years old my mother left me in the backseat of the car while she took the groceries inside. This was in the 70s when doors were easy to open, seat belts weren’t necessary and child car seats were apparently easy to make a quick getaway from. I Read More

by Jane Roser When I was two years old my mother left me in the backseat of the car while she took the groceries inside. This was in the 70s when doors were easy to open, seat belts weren’t necessary and child car seats were apparently easy to make a quick getaway from. I Read More

by Maxwell Cavaseno The trouble with having friends who are amazing is there’s a coin-toss involved with how you can be remembered. Sometimes you look cooler, but sometimes one can get overshadowed. And for Kurt Ralske of Ultra Vivid Scene, this was a probable issue. After Read More