Twilight
The film adaptation of Stephanie Myers book, Twilight, is a modern-day love story with an unorthodox twist. It tells of the hybrid romance between vampire and mortal in this Lost
Interview with Girl Talk
Listening to Girl Talk is a bit like taking a pop music guilty pleasure, tossing in a touch of hip hop with a somewhat obscure indie rock reference, and giving
Star Trek: Interview with Chris Pine (Captain Kirk)
Chris Pine, who won the coveted casting slot to play James T. Kirk in the new feature STAR TREK, is not the first one in his family to stroll the
Clash City Rockers – Interview with Blk Jks
During Apartheid rock was the music of the white, but without a distinct oppression or resistance, the boundaries have been erased. The Johannesburg quartet Blk Jks is the sound of
Brendan Canning – Love Is New
Despite the inarguably explosive stardom of Leslie Feist post the toe-tapping (iPod) commercial success of 1234, Canadian indie rockers Broken Social Scene still insist on treating their band members like
Quantum of Solace
Picking up immediately after the explosive conclusion to Casino Royale, Quantum of Solace opens with Bond in the midst of a spectacular car chase and shoot out, as he transports
Interview with Sneaky Sound System
Aussies are known for their laidback attitude and their penchant for partying. They’re also pretty mad for their dance music. It’s no surprise, then, that Australia’s latest export, Sneaky Sound
The Decemberists – The Rake’s Song
The Decemberists’ last album, The Crane Wife, was a musical rendition of a Japanese folk tale, so perhaps it’s not all that surprising that their upcoming album, The Hazards of
Dublin: One City, One Book.
Every year around this time Dublin city gets littered with posters and bunting to celebrate one single book that is said to wholly represent and encapsulate the city. Dublin: One
Linha de Passe
For director Walter Salles this ensemble drama marks not only a return to the teeming Brazilian urban milieu of his breakthrough feature Central Station but a reunion with its young
Monsters Vs. Aliens – Interview with Seth Rogen
Former stand-up comedian and Ali G staff writer Seth Rogen walks a delicate tightrope between the obnoxious and the endearing. A late addition to the Vaughn-Wilson-Ferrell axis of American comedy,
Peter Bjorn & John – Living Thing
If you happen to bump into Peter Moren, Bjorn Yttling or John Eriksson on your travels treat them with the utmost respect, and perhaps try to wangle an invite back
The Rakes – Klang
The Rakes may not have had the international success of tourmates and sound-a-likes Franz Ferdinand, but damn if they don’t have stubborn longevity. Klang, their third album, resumes the band’s
N.A.S.A. – The Spirit of Apollo
A student’s life is often a difficult one. You stagger home on Monday afternoon after 65 consecutive hours partying. You’re drenched in party foam, you have an 11 o’ clock
Fever Ray Interview
The facts: Fever Ray is the solo vehicle for the musical experiments of one half of Swedish switchblade-electronica proponents The Knife, Karin Dreijer-Andersson. The Knife create dance music with an
Music – Interview – School Of Seven Bells
What do you get if you cross two seraph-voiced beauties with a guitarist from a cult spacerock band? Well, throw in a dash of otherworldly lyricism, woozy dreampop melodies and
Yeah Yeah Yeahs – Skeletons
The Yeah Yeah Yeahs new single, “Zero” from their upcoming LP, It’s Blitz! is brimming with synthesizers and electronic influence, so much so that drummer, Brian Chase, and guitarist, Nick
The Boy Least Likely To – A Balloon On A Broken String
With a step away from a sing-along sound that has become characteristic of The Boy Least Likely To, “Balloon On A Broken String” will get your toes tapping to the