The Flaming Lips Delve Into “The Terror”
So you’ve established a reputation as experimental, boundary-pushing, densely layered psychedelic songsmiths and one of the greatest live bands in
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Woody Guthrie’s “House of Earth”
It is a new release, but not a new work, and while it is its author’s only novel and is
Samantha Crain Grows Up on “Kid Face”
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Ally Carter’s “Perfect Scoundrels” & Rilla Askew’s “Kind of Kin”
When the family business is “world-class master thieves,” suspicion and caution are ways of life from the cradle onward.
Dennis Dunham’s “The Good-Luck Side of the Rice-Paper Door”
A first novel dealing with friendships that are closer than family and the difficulties in bringing family members closer together
Ashley Monroe Branches Out With “Like a Rose”
Train aficionados might recognize her as the guest vocalist on “Bruises,” devotees of Tishomingo trio the Pistol Annies know her
St. Vincent’s Self-Titled Witness
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Tom Gjelten’s “Bacardi and the Long Fight for Cuba”
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Charles Kenner’s “Buffalo Soldiers of the 9th Cavalry”
Suggested Reading in Black History Month Progress is a process, often slow and painful but ultimately – hopefully – rewarding.
Getting Heavy With Local Band Honeylark
Don’t be fooled by the sweet name – Honeylark has a tendency toward the surprisingly dark.
