The proverbial must-see for Pulp fans, Garth Jennings’ picture is part rockumentary (if you will), and part concert movie. Frontman Jarvis Cocker’s droll narration takes us through the necessarily truncated forty-eight-year history of the band,  likening …

Tasha’s fourth album is a breathtaking masterclass in intentional, sun-dappled chamber folk. The Chicago-turned-New York artist replaces the scrappy indie-rock detours of her past with lush, theatrical precision. It opens with the exquisite, a cappella ti…

As they bid adieu to their 40 year career, wacky experimental rock outfit Butthole Surfers have taken a final left turn by releasing After The Astronaut - a 1997 album shelved by Capitol Records due to being “unsellable”. It’s a woozy, disorienting listen…