19 Years: A Collection of Alex Chilton April 2, 1991 He’s the whiniest rock god ever. His limber guitar has informed such persuasive arguments as R.E.M., The Replacements, the dB’s, and the rest of their ilk with the crucial elements of blues, country, gospel and good old R&B. He’s Alex Chilton, and Rhino has brought […]
19 Years: A Collection of Alex Chilton April 2, 1991 He’s the whiniest rock god ever. His limber guitar has informed such persuasive arguments as R.E.M., The Replacements, the dB’s, and the rest of their ilk with the crucial elements of blues, country, gospel and good old R&B. He’s Alex Chilton, and Rhino has brought […]
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“What can you do with a sentimental heart?” asks actress Zooey Deschanel on the opening track of Volume One, her debut album with songwriter M. Ward. Answer: You can swoon to these tunes for days and days. Listen to "Why Do You Let Me Stay Here?" from She & Him‘s Volume One: powered by ODEOCourtesy […]
Nobody—and I mean nobody—does fan service like Nintendo. The Big N may take a ridiculously long time to get the job done—in the case of Super Smash Bros. Brawl, we’re talking seven whopping years since our Pikachu-pummeling hearts were thrilled by the Gamecube’s Smash Bros. Melee—but the wait’s been more than worth it. Think Hillary […]
I recently spent a beautiful spring day among the historic confines of the University’s Miller Center as an audience member during the second public meeting of the Virginia Commission on Climate Change held on March 27. From my seat in the Forum Room, it dawned on me that the Commission potentially faces a Sisyphusian task—they […]