Lost and Found

by Lauren Rosier Growing up, music was always playing through my father’s vintage Polk Audio speakers. His music taste was wide and vast, and you never knew what he was going to play. His drummer background often influenced him in playing along to music and his collection (vinyl Read More

by Jane Roser I was sixteen when the 1988 cult classic film Young Guns came out, and ever since then I’ve had a thing for men who wear Henleys. Lauded by historians to be the most historically accurate film about nineteenth century outlaw Billy the Kid up to that date, Read More

by Geno Thackara Quick. Pick one: what’s your favorite holiday song? I for one am no good at that game. So much of this season’s soundtrack barely even qualifies as musical junk food. It’s more the equivalent of dollar-store party mix full of stale pretzels and Read More

by Brittney Corridean Some bands, as they evolve with time, change their sound, band mates, their overall “creative outlook”.  All these things can influence what a band will conjure up for their next endeavor. Recently, I was listening to one of my favorite DJs who Read More

by Jane Roser In 1992 I was attending Glasgow School of Art on a study abroad program. I spent most evenings either listening to traditional Scottish music in pubs or going ceilidh dancing where a nice older Scottish gentleman wearing traditional Highland regalia would often ask Read More

Reviewed by: R Brian Roser For me, this album is very personal. I first listened to it, or rather saw the movie-length music video in the basement of a house in Berlin; a city with it’s own isolating wall surrounding it. Only recently opened, much of it had been torn down, but in Read More