Sunday is a Spiritual(ized®) Day
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The Spirit of the Harp: An Interview with Gemma Williams of Woodpecker Wooliams
Woodpecker Wooliams is the project of Brighton, UK-based songwriter and musician Gemma Williams. Since her first release (Diving Down) in 2009, she has released a number of solo recordings and collaborations including the soundtrack to an independent film. I recently had the chance to chat to her about her music, performances, literary loves, and upcoming […]
Review: Watch the Doors as They Close by Karen Lillis
Fascination with a failed love is a surgical experience. Some chemical tide turns and the tedium of pulling the stitches apart is irresistible. That something so ineffable could be made up of the kinds of things one can list and turn over and stack and compare begs vivisection in that state of mind. If the […]
Demon vs. Devil
Joseph Campbell, shortly before he died, still being the sanest person in the world.
Review: White Thunder by The Human Elephant
The Human Elephant’s latest effort, “White Thunder” (Umor Rex, 2012), is a basso ode defending the lawful rights of dive-bar ironists and lo-fi aficionados around the world. Despite its imperfections, “White Thunder” is a simple, no-bones singer/songwriter jaunt into the doleful musical wake left by Joy Division and other, less dour navel-gazers. The Human Elephant is […]
